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Transmission mount bolts. by jayxordude
Started on: 09-09-2022 10:57 AM
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Last post by: theogre on 09-09-2022 06:32 PM
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Can anyone tell me the size of the top bolt in the photo? I can't find any information on the size here in the forum. Thanks,

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Should be same metric thread as bottom bolts. Not digging part bin and maybe finding them.
If bottom nuts won't fit, is likely thread damages you can't see well...
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Some nuts for engine/trans mounts are "lock nuts" and may only fit one way to start w/o tools. Once started, will need tools to tighten or remove for rest of bolt/stud length.

If new, bolts may have paint hiding iffy thread or make them too big to start the nuts.

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