While I have most of the fasteners mapped out and selling with new cadmium plating, for the top side stuff, there are nuts, bolts and washers, etc. on the underside I have not completely mapped out. For those that follow my parts page on Facebook you will see some of those posted in the coming weeks and months.
When I dismantle a parts car I generally group and bag fasteners so I can match up or confirm what went where later on. The Turbo HydraMatic Starter is an oddball as it has 3 bolts with 3 different sizes where it it attached to the adaptor ring, with one going all the way through, with a nut on the other side. So you basically have 3 bolts, 3 split lock washers and 1 hex nut. I had been putting off installing this and confirming 100% until last night.
The good thing for my 64 Coupe de Ville is it serves as the test case when I am confirming new cadmium plated fastener sets. With the 12" tire cribs I now have lots of room to scoot around on my crawler and expect to spend a lot of time under there the next few months. I see a lot of things I want to address like that dripping rear engine seal, what appears to be a slight transmission pan gasket leak (maybe just needs retorqueing ... fingers crossed) and lots of general clean-up and again replacing the 160K+mile fasteners with freshly cad plated stuff.
So back to those Turbo HydraMatic Starter Bolts, etc., check out the picture below and specs:
See arrows pointing to actual starter bolts, nuts, washers:
And I always get a picture of the fasteners set:
And here is how they spec out:
(1) 3/8"-16, 1" Long hex bolt
(1) 3/8"-16, 2" Long hex bolt
(1) 3/8"-16, 2 1/4" Long hex bolt
(1) 3/8"-16 hex nut
(3) 3/8" split lock washers
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