As a precision dual-threaded fastener for critical multi-component
connections in Tesla Model 3/Y (2017–present), this premium brand-grade double-ended HF (High Strength) bolt (Part No. 1456640-00-A) is
exclusively engineered to match Tesla’s factory specifications for
material performance, dimensional accuracy, and corrosion
resistance. Classified as [109] high-tensile steel with ZNFL (Zinc
Fluoride) coating and CMAT (Corrosion-Resistant Matrix) treatment,
it features dual-threaded ends (M14X120 and M10X16) to securely
fasten paired undercarriage, suspension, or structural
components—ensuring stable, vibration-resistant connections under
road impacts, vehicle weight, and harsh conditions (e.g., road
salt, rain). A substandard double-ended bolt risks component
misalignment, loosening, or safety hazards; this brand-grade
fastener restores the reliable, factory-level fastening performance
your Model 3/Y requires.
This dual-threaded bolt is a “precision link” for your Tesla’s
interconnected components—its design and performance solve unique
challenges of multi-part fastening, which generic bolts can’t
address:
- Dual-Component Alignment: The M14X120 + M10X16 dual-threaded design ensures two paired
components (e.g., subframe and chassis) align perfectly during
installation. Generic single-thread bolts require separate
fasteners, increasing misalignment risk that causes uneven tire
wear or suspension noise.
- Handles Multi-Directional Loads: [109] steel’s 1000 MPa tensile strength transfers load evenly
between connected components, resisting forces from acceleration,
braking, and road bumps. Low-grade double-ended bolts (e.g.,
8.8-grade steel) bend under such loads, leading to component
shifts.
- Corrosion Protection for Hidden Areas: ZNFL+CMAT coating prevents rust in hidden mounting points (e.g.,
subframe gaps) where moisture and salt accumulate. Generic bolts
rust in these hard-to-reach areas, seizing components together and
making future maintenance impossible without drilling.
- Vibration-Resistant Connection: The ISO-standard threads on both ends lock tightly with factory
nuts, avoiding loosening from constant vehicle vibration (a common
issue with generic bolts that have inconsistent thread spacing).
- Connects Two Critical Parts: This bolt acts as a “bridge” between paired components (like the
suspension subframe and car chassis), keeping them aligned and
secure—so they work together smoothly, even when you hit potholes
or drive over rough roads.
- Won’t Rust in Hidden Spots: Its double corrosion protection means it won’t rust in
hard-to-clean areas (like under the car’s subframe) where salt and
water get trapped. Rusty bolts here can lock parts together, making
repairs super expensive.
- Stays Tight No Matter What: The threads on both ends fit factory nuts perfectly, so the bolt
doesn’t loosen from vibration (unlike cheap bolts that wiggle loose
over time, causing rattling or component damage).
- Fits Like Factory: It’s the exact dual-thread size Tesla uses—no forcing parts
together or modifying holes. You can install it quickly and be sure
the components line up right.
Replace this double-ended bolt if you notice these red flags
(common after repairs, corrosion, or wear):
- Visible Rust/Corrosion: The bolt’s surface (even if partially hidden) is rusted, flaking,
or discolored (ZNFL+CMAT coating has failed, and steel is
weakening—risk of breakage under load).
- Bolt Damage: The bolt is bent, has stripped threads on either end, or shows
signs of cracking (can’t secure components properly, or will fail
during driving).
- Component Misalignment: The paired parts (e.g., subframe and chassis) sit unevenly, or
you hear clunking noises from the undercarriage—signals the bolt is
loose or stretched, causing misalignment.
- Post-Repair Replacement: If you’re servicing connected components (e.g., replacing a
suspension subframe), always install a new bolt (used bolts have
hidden stress damage that leads to sudden failure).
- Seized Components: The paired parts are stuck together (due to rusted bolt), and the
old bolt had to be cut or drilled out—requires a new bolt to
resecure the components safely.
Generic double-ended bolts lack the precision and durability needed
for Model 3/Y’s multi-component connections—this brand-grade option
fixes their critical flaws:
- Authentic Dual-Thread Sizing: Generic bolts claim “M14+M10” but have inconsistent thread
lengths (e.g., M14 end too short) that misalign components. This
bolt’s M14X120 + M10X16 dimensions match Tesla’s factory specs
exactly.
- Genuine [109] Steel Strength: Generic double-ended bolts use 8.8-grade steel (800 MPa) that
bends under load. This bolt uses [109] steel (1000 MPa), matching
Tesla’s strength requirements for multi-component connections.
- Dual Corrosion Protection: Generic bolts use single-layer zinc plating that rusts in 6–12
months. ZNFL+CMAT here lasts 5+ years, resisting corrosion in
hidden mounting points.
- Precision Threads: Generic bolts have uneven thread spacing that strips factory nuts
or loosens over time. This bolt’s ISO-standard threads fit Model
3/Y’s nuts perfectly, ensuring a secure, long-lasting connection.
- 1x Double-Ended HF Bolt (M14X120 + M10X16) (1456640-00-A)
- Digital Installation Guide: Step-by-step tips for safe, accurate
installation, including:
- Recommended tools: Torque wrench (to apply 85–95 Nm for M14 end,
40–50 Nm for M10 end—never use impact wrenches, as they over-tighten and damage threads or components).
- Prep steps: Clean both mounting holes and component threads with a
brush (remove debris to avoid cross-threading; debris can cause
uneven torque).
- Alignment tip: Tighten the M14 end first to secure the main
component, then torque the M10 end to align the secondary
part—avoids misalignment.
Note: Always reference Tesla’s service manual for
component-specific details (e.g., whether lock washers are
required). Basic mechanical skills are recommended to ensure proper
torque and alignment.
- Warranty: Backed by a limited warranty. For detailed coverage terms (e.g.,
duration, eligible defects like coating failure, thread damage, or
material weakness), please reach out to our team.
- Technical Assistance: Our EV specialists have hands-on experience with Model 3/Y’s
multi-component fastening systems—they’re available via email or
chat to answer questions (e.g., “Which components use this
double-ended bolt?” or “How to align parts during installation?”)
and help resolve issues smoothly.
Ready to Secure Your Model 3/Y’s Connected Components?
This premium brand-grade double-ended bolt delivers factory-level
alignment, strength, and corrosion resistance—ensuring your Tesla’s
paired components work together reliably for years. For inquiries
about availability, bulk order options, or to confirm compatibility
with your specific Model 3/Y build (e.g., 2021 Model Y Long Range),
click “Contact Us” or send a message via the chat box—our team will
respond promptly to assist you.
Ships worldwide with tracked delivery. For custom timeline requests
or additional product details, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Pro Tip: To avoid cross-threading during installation, apply a
small amount of Tesla-recommended thread lubricant (if specified in
the service manual)—it eases bolt insertion and ensures even torque
distribution!