Well, when i was putting my new tranny in, the bolt the drops into the front LCA stripped . . . both of them to be exact. I was just wondering what the bolt is called and is it possible to replace just the bolt and not the intire assembly? I would take pictures for you guys but i have no camera =[ Thanks in advance

 

why were you unbolting your lca to put in your tranny? You can undo the upper ball joint and tie rod end to get out your axle. Anyways you can goto majestichonda.com and they have a diagram with that bolt. I think it is a 12X1.25 bolt pattern just measure your old one and get a new one from your local hardware store along with a tap to chase the threads.

 

So I assume it broke off in the LCA? If so you're gonna have to get it out by having it pushed out (the whole bushing). You'll have to replace the bushing and the bolt. The new bushing can be pushed in when you get the old one pushed out.

 

I just found it easier to remove the axle and what not by unbolting the LCA, they stripped when we bolted it back, bolt when on about half way then the intire bolt started spinning with the nut. . . =[ will it be hard to replace this?

 

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No.. just get a new bolt. it will be like 5 - 10 bucs at the dealership, problem solved.