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TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS . . Item . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N-m . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ft-Lbs IE: Connecting Rod Nut 55-61 (N-m) 40-45 (Ft-Lbs)
It is not the size of the bolt or nut but what they get tighten to.
Dave ----
Gotcha. I don't know how I missed that 😕 my apologies. I'm looking for the size of bolt that secures the power steering & a/c bracket to the cylinder head. Any idea where to look?
What motor and what year is the block / head?
I say this because sometime in the 80's I think it was the block & heads started using metric threads I believe.
If I have a threaded hole and dont know the size I find a bolt from my "stock of nuts & bolts" and see if it fits.
Then I pull out my tap & die set and match it to a die so I then know what size it is.
As a guess most likely a 3/8" SAE bolt would fit as I think 5/16" would be to small / light duty for holding anything to the front of the motor.
Dave ----
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