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Screder Valve Details

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  1. Anyone have the thread internal and external dimensions for a standard Schraeder tyre valve - my RST
    pneumatic forks have an aluminium air valve, the threads have been stripped by the brass connector
    on the pump.

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    Anyone have the thread internal and external dimensions for a standard Schraeder tyre valve - my
    RST pneumatic forks have an aluminium air valve, the threads have been stripped by the brass
    connector on the pump.

    The external thread of a Schrader valve is a [censored] size; in inches, it's .305-32 (0.305" diameter,
    32tpi.) You can get a thread chaser for that size at just about any auto parts store, in the tire
    repair section. As for a real thread cutting die, forget it. Your local specialty machine tools
    dealer *might* know where to get one, but it's going to be costly as all hell.

    The internal thread's size is something I don't have written down. I can't recall ever having the
    need to know what it was, now that I think about it. As for the external threads, though, a thread
    chaser is commonly available at auto parts stores.

    If the pressure required for your forks is not excessive, there are clamp-on inflation valves that
    might get a grip despite the lack of threads. Otherwise, it's probably time to order a replacement
    valve assembly.

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