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Missing bolt... by A_Lonely_Potato
Started on: 07-16-2022 07:09 PM
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Last post by: A_Lonely_Potato on 07-18-2022 02:25 PM
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Hello everyone, I can't seem to find online the needed bolt for my alt bracket/dogbone. The bolt I need is circled in the below image. I found someone mentioning 3 bolts in this thread, but I don't think they are referring to the one i need. I looked through my service manual, haynes, and the DIY manual, but could not find what i need. Help appreciated

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From the P22 manual. The bolt you are looking for is marked in red. There are actually 4 bolts in the assembly mounting. The bracket in the drawing is truncated off but you can see the ear that corresponds to the bracket in your picture.

M10 1.5 x 40 GM PN 1159844.

Unless it is a really odd size you can probably find one similar at any HW store that has an extensive nut/bolt section (my local Ace Hardware has a section called the nut house for most of this stuff) just be sure to get the same design bolt head and hardness. If it is a flanged bolt be sure you get one that is the same. You could adapt a bolt/washer combo if you need to as it isn't a critical location.

The P22 manual is invaluable for finding part and assembly drawings like this. Even though most of the part numbers are obsolete, it at least gives you the location and spec for the part. There should be one linked on here someplace if not let me know and I can send a PDF of it.

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Report this Post07-18-2022 02:25 PM Click Here to See the Profile for A_Lonely_PotatoSend a Private Message to A_Lonely_PotatoEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
that manual is fantastic thank you! a while ago i made point of downloading all the manuals but i guess i missed that one somehow. greatly appreciated!
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