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Old 10-29-2006, 10:57 PM
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I was under my car changing the fuel filter this weekend when I noticed that I had 2 bolts missing on my transmission. 1 that bolts the bellhousing to the engine block, and one that bolts the transmission to the bellhousing. Does anyone know the sizes/thread of these bolts so I can go pick them up and put them in. I'm not sure if they backed out, or if they were never put back in when my clutch was installed.

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Old 10-30-2006, 01:50 AM
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i would just pull out bolts beside of it to size them. but i think the bellhousing bolt is 10mm about 2 inches long.
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Bellhousing to block bolts are 13 mm, don't know the length. Transmission to bellhousing bolts are 15 mm, don't know the length.

Go to a dealer and get the right bolts. Take one of each out to use as comparison. It'll be worth the money to have the correct bolts.
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the heads are 13 and 15. do you want to know that or the actual size of the bolt?
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Originally Posted by michaelsvt03
the heads are 13 and 15. do you want to know that or the actual size of the bolt?
I was wanting to know the actual sizes of the bolts ... but I might just run to the dealership and buy them there for the convenience of knowing they are the exact bolts needed. I'll pay the 100% markup there ... and pay $3 for 2 bolts
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Originally Posted by FstBlkz28
I was wanting to know the actual sizes of the bolts ... but I might just run to the dealership and buy them there for the convenience of knowing they are the exact bolts needed. I'll pay the 100% markup there ... and pay $3 for 2 bolts
Without a doubt they use way more than 100% markup
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The distribution center gets 40% and the dealer gets an extra 40%.



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