Auto torque converter bolts the same as clutch bolts?
11-09-2006, 01:07 PM
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Auto torque converter bolts the same as clutch bolts?
The car is in another location...so I can't take a look at it right now, and I would like to know if I need to buy something before I head over there.
I did the auto -> manual swap, and I am lacking the bolts from the clutch. I am wondering if the bolts that are holding the torque converter on the auto flywheel will be the same as the bolts needed to bolt the clutch to the manual flywheel?
ANy help would be appreciated.
I did the auto -> manual swap, and I am lacking the bolts from the clutch. I am wondering if the bolts that are holding the torque converter on the auto flywheel will be the same as the bolts needed to bolt the clutch to the manual flywheel?
ANy help would be appreciated.
11-09-2006, 02:20 PM
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do not use them!!! the AT flywheel bolts are shorter than the MT flywheel bolts. I've seen instances where someone will use the AT flywheel bolts on a MT flywheel and the torque rips the bolts out of the crank.
11-09-2006, 06:26 PM
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Re: Auto torque converter bolts the same as clutch bolts? (JDMbiAtcH)
many thanks. i already figured out that the flywheel bolts are different, but I wasn't sure about the torque conv. bolts, as I have no PP to compare them to.
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