What's the thread pattern, diameter, ect. of hood bolts?
Look for 8 x 1.25 about an inch long. Go to a hardware store for these. Oh, and that is the american measurement. If you try to use standard thread bolts, you'll trash your hood.
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Yeah, I'd guess that if you're in the states, it must be a ****-off that everything on our car is metric.
Just keep it in mind whenever you're doing work on it, because mixing imperial bits in something made metric can really f*ck things over. But most good parts stores will sell both metric and imperial.
Jon
Just keep it in mind whenever you're doing work on it, because mixing imperial bits in something made metric can really f*ck things over. But most good parts stores will sell both metric and imperial.
Jon
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What really irks me are the bolts that have the "9" or the "6" on them.... It always makes me think "9 mm? 6 mm? Oh wait... that's right, it doesn't actually seem to mean *anything* useful"
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Yeah, I noticed that too... if it has a "9" or "6" on it, it seems to be the most common bolt in the engine compartment.. holds damn near everything together.
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Originally posted by Jeff20B
Look for 8 x 1.25 about an inch long. Go to a hardware store for these. Oh, and that is the american measurement. If you try to use standard thread bolts, you'll trash your hood.
Look for 8 x 1.25 about an inch long. Go to a hardware store for these. Oh, and that is the american measurement. If you try to use standard thread bolts, you'll trash your hood.
Originally posted by Jeff20B
They might be 8 x 1.0 or 6 x 1.25 or 6 x 1.0. Probably 6 x 1.25.
They might be 8 x 1.0 or 6 x 1.25 or 6 x 1.0. Probably 6 x 1.25.




