question regarding transfer case skid plate

[hadtomer]

hey guys-

just got my new skid plate

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Genuine-Jee...ash=item3d3d8d4136:g:fqEAAOSw9fNZieOT&vxp=mtr

its cool and all-however i have noticed that it did not come with any bolts....

i already have the other skid plates- for the oil pan and the one on the rear
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Genuine-Jee...ash=item3d3d8d498e:g:S5EAAOSw6KVZidif&vxp=mtr



am i missing something here? before i dive under the kj - should i get some bolts? and what size?
thanx

 

[LibertyTC]

Ya Nutserts were used for the skids.
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Part #100AA184 (bottom right on pic)
X is the nutsert tool that's included.

 

[hadtomer]

thanx.
it seems those aren't available anymore :-(

 

[LibertyTC]

Did you try the dealer??
They were made in California - AVK Industrial -contact them with part #100AA184
link: AVK - Products - A-L Seriesâ„¢ Knurled Threaded Insert

 

[hadtomer]

thanx - but i am not a US resident - and they don't seem to stock that part anymore

 

[M38 Bob]

In the States generic versions are available from "FASENALL" and other specialty fastener companies. Don't know if they're in Israel, but I'm betting somebody covers that market.

 

[uss2defiant]

you can make your own tool as well.

Nutsert Instructions

 

[Cardhu]

the fastenal version is call a RIVNUT, they are not graded 10.9 like the bolt as far as i can tell.