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Thread size of clamp in style valve stems?


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It is probably metric. The inner threads of a Schrader valve are metric, invented in France, like spark plugs.;)

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Hmm, maybe not metric on these external threads, although 26 TPI is .977 thread pitch in mm. Must be a proprietary thread size, unless it is 12.25 mm with 1.0 thread pitch.😁 


The .406" is 13/32" and the 28 TPI is common here, just not the 13/32" dia. And .406" is 10.3 mm. Although sometimes you see weird stuff, like the Corvair flywheel to crank bolts are 11/32 - 24. Don't look at Lowes.... 🤣 or even McMaster-Carr!😲  

 

The .302" dia is no easy fraction. Not 19/64" or 5/16", somewhere in the middle. 32 TPI. And it is 7.67 mm. This is THE standard Schrader external thread size still in use today, .767 mm x 7.747 mm thread pitch.

 

And the internal, aka Schrader core, size is .209" - 36 TPI, 5.3 mm x .706 mm thread pitch.

Edited by Frank DuVal (see edit history)
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Thanks to all that replied to to my question. Each reply added to the final answer. The .469" diameter converted to millimeters is 11.9 mm. I counted the threads on a 1/2" section of the thread and it came out to 13, multiplied by 2 = 26 TPI.

Checking the Ebay auction site showed a 12mm X 26 tap size as one of the 3 taps available for these tire valves.   Thanks again, Frank Duval, Cudaman, viv w, 30DodgePanel and Dandy Dave

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