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Old 11-19-2008, 11:53 AM   #1
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Three bolts. They attach the idler assembly to the engine. Can anybody tell me the size, depth, thread, etc.? Pics below...



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Not certain on the size/length, but if you are not running A/C on the car, don't worry about it. That is the mounting location for the A/C tensioner pulley. I went with A/C Delete bracket and just got rid of the dead weight. Granted I do have a T-top car.
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I do want to run A/C at some point. This car is meant to be a fully operational restoration project with a little bit of added kick (bump to 10-12 psi, tops).
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I may be able to find out when I get off of work, but that won't be for a while though.
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Actually they are laying in the back of my car, just removed the tensioner to reweld the stationary nut.
I will double check tomorrow if you do not know by then but they should be 10mm x 1.50
thread pitch x 1"-1 1/4" long. OE came with a 15mm hex head.
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Actually they are laying in the back of my car, just removed the tensioner to reweld the stationary nut.
I will double check tomorrow if you do not know by then but they should be 10mm x 1.50
thread pitch x 1"-1 1/4" long. OE came with a 15mm hex head.
That's what I got from the nice folks over on Allpar as well. Excellent. I'll put it on this weekend along with my MBC that should by in any day now...
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