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Been cleaning up the shed to get rid alot of bits and pieces I dont need. I have came accross the bolts pictured below, but I cant remember if they are Torque converter bolts of Flywheel bolts?? They have a L on top of the head.
Also how many bolts are meeded to bolt up a flywheel or torque converter? I have 16 in total and want to sell them as a kit to do one.
Cheers
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Convertor will most likely only have 3 bolts. Flywheels are usually around 6...
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they are crown wheel bolts, because they are left hand thread
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torque converter bolts are shorter
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Originally Posted by theVLguy
they are crown wheel bolts, because they are left hand thread
So they are out of an auto? How many are used to bolt up the crown wheel?
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Originally Posted by barkdawg
So they are out of an auto? How many are used to bolt up the crown wheel?
a crown wheel is off a Differential.
if they were flywheel bolts they would be marked AT OR MT depending on auto or manual as the lengths are different.
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Originally Posted by theVLguy
they are crown wheel bolts, because they are left hand thread
Spot on, you have a bloody good eye.
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aaah ok, thanks heaps.
So the whole 16 I have would be out of 1 diff?
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aaah ok, thanks heaps.
So the whole 16 I have would be out of 1 diff?
no i think 8, but not sure off the top of my head.
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20-09-09, 21:03 GMT+10#10 There are four short 13mm bolts connecting the torque convertor to the flex plate.
There are 6 bolts connecting the flywheel or flex plate to the crank.
theVLguy is correct, there are eight crown wheel bolts on a BW78 differential.
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21-09-09, 05:26 GMT+10#11 thanks heaps guys, much appreciated.
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