Upper Panhard Bar Mount - Need to know size of the 3 bolts
09-05-2003, 03:09 PM
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Upper Panhard Bar Mount - Need to know size of the 3 bolts I need to know the size and pitch of the 3 bolts that fasten the upper mount of the panhard bar to the car itself. This is located on the driver's side behind the rear tire. I'm not referring to the bolts that hold the panhard BAR, I'm referring to the 3 bolts (in a triangle pattern) that mount the panhard FRAME to the body of the car itself.
In the pic below, the bolts I need are the ones going into the holes on the far right of this picture:
In the pic below, the bolts I need are the ones going into the holes on the far right of this picture:
09-06-2003, 01:41 PM
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Re: Upper Panhard Bar Mount - Need to know size of the 3 bolts Levi,
I changed one of those once (I actually bent one???), but I didn't note the bolt size. What are you trying to do (if I may ask)? the bolt size is an odd request, that's all. (I may hvae a spare set of bolts in a toolbox in the garage, if that is what you need, I can check).
Kevin
I changed one of those once (I actually bent one???), but I didn't note the bolt size. What are you trying to do (if I may ask)? the bolt size is an odd request, that's all. (I may hvae a spare set of bolts in a toolbox in the garage, if that is what you need, I can check).
Kevin
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If you want a replacement bolt I can take one out of my car and bring it into a local hardware shop where I can find everything about the bolt you want to know. I can do it tomorrow, plus it'll give me something to do after school 
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Man those things were in there a lot tighter than I was expecting.
UMI almost had the right dimensions, their dimensions would probably work anyhow but here's what I got: 10mm x 1.5 pitch and 25mm in length. It takes a 15mm socket to get them out and they have a decent size washer on them too. The ones I bought have a 17mm head on them, must have not been paying attention to that part.
UMI almost had the right dimensions, their dimensions would probably work anyhow but here's what I got: 10mm x 1.5 pitch and 25mm in length. It takes a 15mm socket to get them out and they have a decent size washer on them too. The ones I bought have a 17mm head on them, must have not been paying attention to that part.
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Man those things were in there a lot tighter than I was expecting.
UMI almost had the right dimensions, their dimensions would probably work anyhow but here's what I got: 10mm x 1.5 pitch and 25mm in length. It takes a 15mm socket to get them out and they have a decent size washer on them too. The ones I bought have a 17mm head on them, must have not been paying attention to that part.
UMI almost had the right dimensions, their dimensions would probably work anyhow but here's what I got: 10mm x 1.5 pitch and 25mm in length. It takes a 15mm socket to get them out and they have a decent size washer on them too. The ones I bought have a 17mm head on them, must have not been paying attention to that part.
