Need bolt sizes, threads, etc

[GNSCOTT]

Guys, as my car has been a work in progress for 19 months now and counting i'm finally starting to button things up. I noticed I never took the water pump, crank pulley, or water pump pully off the stock block when I sold it for my stage motor. I knew I was buying all new on these pieces, but the bolts would have been helpful to measure up so I can order stainless allen bolts. If anyone is positive of the following (thread size, course, length)

Water pump
water pump pulley
crank pulley

thanks...Scott

 

[UNGN]

This figure lays things out pretty good, with bolt sizes and locations:

0-42

 

[GNSCOTT]

UNGN, I tried opening and saving it, but it comes up unsighned. I'm no PC guru, so am I doing something wrong??

 

[UNGN]

Originally posted by GNSCOTT
UNGN, I tried opening and saving it, but it comes up unsighned. I'm no PC guru, so am I doing something wrong??

You need to have an adobe acrobat plugin. Are you using IE or a nonstandard browser?

 

[GNSCOTT]

OK, now i'm gonna prove how limited my pc knowledge is. All I know is that I have AOL. I have Adobe photoshop but didn't see acrobat anywhere. Is it a free download somewhere? Thanks for your patience...

 

[thomas_quinn]

Thats a cool pic anyone have one for a non intercooled motor?

 

[salvageV6]

Scott here's a link to some free downloads for Adobe Reader.

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

With AOL I'd just leave it on downloading overnight and hope for the best in the morning.

I have them too AOHELL...

 

[GNSCOTT]

Once again thank you Alan. OBTW, we do have to bleed all 4 of those on each side

 

[salvageV6]

Dayum, 4 piston rear calipers, geeez!

Hope you don't need an add-on proportioning valve for balance front to rear.....

'Cause then we'd have to bleed them again!

 

[GNSCOTT]

shouldn't be too bad once I get the car in the middle of the garage.

 

[UNGN]

Originally posted by thomas_quinn
Thats a cool pic anyone have one for a non intercooled motor?

I don't, but GNttype.org has some scans.

Look at the engine components diagrams, midway down the page