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Old 02-12-2009, 06:36 PM
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alright the screws that hold your coil pack brackets to your valve covers...anyone know the size on those? or where i could order a few of them from? thanks guys! stupid *** me overtightened one & snapped the head...


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Old 02-13-2009, 02:29 PM
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I stripped the threads out of one of those. It still holds with just the other bolts though.

You can take a good bolt to Oreilly's and they have a tool that measures the threads so you will know what to replace it with.

That's what I'm doing today because I need two differential cover bolts and a thread tap for my friend's truck.
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i think I'm only using like 2 bolts on each side.
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I would say tonight your chances are pretty good.....sorry I couldn't help it
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everything is still holding up well it's only one & i bought new valve covers so i don't even have to tap or rethread...thank god cause i'm lazy...i'm just gonna go to a junkyard & steal one lol
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I've got a couple laying around so if you want PM me
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I think Tyler said he only uses one on each side. Holds fine and saves time if he removes them
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napa has a tool to check the screw size
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