Lost boost controller clevis and nut!?
 

So the safety clip on my wastegate rod fell out, my jam nut was loose, and both the nut and the clevis worked there way off of the actuator rod and disappeared somewhere on the freeway...

No more boost.

I have managed to rig something up that gets the job done, but it is definitely not a permanent solution.

Anybody know where to look for a replacement? Anybody willing to part with theres that is not being used?

I believe the thread pitch is a M7x.75, but I have not had any luck finding anything anywhere that has the same threads.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

Probably call them first to make sure it fits a mitsi turbo...

Also M7 threads?

Maybe its SAE?
You could just rerun the thread to an SAE size and use a turnbucle from the harware store. I saw a wastegate actuator using a dog chain and a spring once...

Almost every online turo parts store sells them as well.

Atpturbo.com comes to mind.

i might have an extra. the thread is m7x1.0. its off my gt25. if you can confirm the threads and i can find it, it's yours.

I will measure again but I am pretty sure it was .75 and not 1.0. If I did measure wrong, which I am now hoping I did, I will definitely take that from you.

Thanks!

i found it.

I have two extra as well! I just remembered

"I have two extra as well! I just remembered"

Are they the exact same as kung fu jesus'?

I checked and it is a .75 thread pitch, not a 1.0. Thanks for the offer kung fu jesus!

I'll have to look tomorrow, they are off two different wastegates. I have them in a box somewhere. I took the day off tomorrow to play with my car so I'll be able to see what they are.

no worries, that's what this forum is about.

well, that and secret gay man love.

the same problem, cannot find m7x1 rod
 

Hi, All, After many searches, I found this thread. I have the same problem, BBR turbo for Nd Miata, lost Clevis somewhere on highway.
The Clevis must be M7x1. However, I searched everywhere, I cannot find a Clevis with this spec, The available ones are
either M6x1 or 1/4"x28. HELP!