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I am replacing my running board heat exchangers do to leaking on my Attak, Drilled out all the rivits removed cooler, what are the rivits I need to get when I go to put new coolers on?
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Check the portyamaha site if you are thinking yamaha rivets, or at least to give you a description. Look under 2006 Attak, radiator hose, and it shows 3 different rivets for the running board heat exchangers, # 64, 65 and 66.
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Yup, those are it. Got mine off of Amazon Prime with free shipping. 
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I replaced every single rivet on the tunnel of an old Warrior last fall with stainless 10-24 pan head screws and nylon nuts. Not the fastest or cheapest route, but you have the option of removing components in the future without having drill. Use a dab of anti-seize on each screw.
