Starter post/stud

[hb32]

As per my previous threads, keeping my pickup 6 volt positive ground. I just finished making the cables for the battery to solenoid and solenoid to starter. Tightening down the starter end and it is stripped. Ran a die and looks like threads have taken a beating over the years. What is the process to replace the stud and where can I source one ? I am hoping to find something local through a parts store if possible.
Thanks

[mfirth]

I think C&G Ford has them.....https://cgfordparts.com// Check them out, even though they are in Cal. Do you have a N A P A ? they might surprise you. Best of luck, m

[hb32]

Originally Posted by mfirth

I think C&G Ford has them.....https://cgfordparts.com// Check them out, even though they are in Cal. Do you have a N A P A ? they might surprise you. Best of luck, m

Nappa yes and just need a p/n

[Kurt in NJ]

Look at auto parts store in the "help" section, there is a repair stud for later Ford starters that can work

[G.M.]

There is a copper repair adaptor made just for this.
It has a female thread, is about an inch long with a
long hex and male threads on the top. There is one
on the starter I am working right now and had it off
a dozen times. Just make sure you tighten the lock
nut on the bottom tight first. G.M.

[Init1]

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Replacing the starter post is a fairly simple job and its the best way to solve the problem.
You want a solid connection at the starter
That's reliable since its a heavy draw.

[hb32]

Found the right part locally at a starter alternator rebuilder. J & N : 452-14014
Description, Stud, Field, Copper, 1.53"/38.9mm L
Alternate part numbers;
Canadian Auto Part : HDW2520
FORD : 18-11102A
PRESTOLITE : 90-876
Thanks for the help