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Manifold bolt HELP

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Craig in MO

06-04-2006 08:38:57




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I recently bought new manifold bolts on E-Bay and they are smaller than the ones I removed. Others have bought bolts from this guy and left positive feedback so I assume that there bolts fit. Mine are 7/16 and what he sent was 3/8. Walts Tractor Parts list them as:
ACMS-001 Manifold Stud Replaces 203072, ACS217 WC & WD

4 1/2" coarse both ends---6 used per engine sold individualy Price: $5.85

Is my head modified? Was there different sizes used? Did this guy send me the wrong stuff? The item # is Item number: 7624073922

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D13

06-07-2006 03:37:04




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 Re: Manifold bolt HELP in reply to Craig in MO, 06-04-2006 08:38:57  
On my 1939 they are 3/8". Yours may be later or manybe broken, drilled, and retapped.



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BCnT

06-04-2006 11:50:24




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 Re: Manifold bolt HELP in reply to Craig in MO, 06-04-2006 08:38:57  
seller has good feedback...send him a email and explain problem...he might have bad info or accidentally sent wrong parts.
i agree on REAL parts houses for future needs...those should be easy to find even tho they may be a tad longer...i made my own intake studs out of grade 8 all thread...no ''correct police'' on my place ;)



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Bob

06-04-2006 08:46:12




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 Re: Manifold bolt HELP in reply to Craig in MO, 06-04-2006 08:38:57  
Take your old studs to a REAL auto parts store (if there is still one left in your area), and they should be able to match them up with generic studs from Dorman, or other suppliers.



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