00' 3.0L 2WD idler pulley bolt question?
00' 3.0L 2WD idler pulley bolt question?
Needing the dimensions on the idler pulley bolt.
Putting motor back together and realized I'm missing the idler pulley bolt, if anyone can get the dimensions off their bolt and let me know, would be a huge help and get me back on the road.
Putting motor back together and realized I'm missing the idler pulley bolt, if anyone can get the dimensions off their bolt and let me know, would be a huge help and get me back on the road.
Last edited by Rangerjaye; Oct 16, 2016 at 04:06 PM. Reason: Summarized
Took apart to change water pump wasn't in hurry, ended up leaving bolts and parts under hood for awhile, not sure if fell and storm took it or in engine laying somewhere, the one with the lock, I though was the tension pulley, and the idler pulley didn't have a lock in, may have the pulleys switched up, whichever doesn't have to lock bolt idler/tensioner is the dimension needed, thank you guys so much for helping out as well man really do appreciate, been sitting for about a year now lol
I'm also thinking the bolt pattern is the same, not sure though, but another question to be exact, the idler pulley is the one with the bolt lock, and tension pulley is the loose bolt? Or other way around
Mine has been apart a few times already dealing with new defective bearings and the last time I put the bolt in, it felt as if it was going to strip, so I don't want to take it apart again.
But I'm betting the bolt size is the same.
What about taking the tensioner off and simply going to the auto parts store with it ???
But I'm betting the bolt size is the same.
What about taking the tensioner off and simply going to the auto parts store with it ???
The tensioner is off called AutoZone for bolt, or even dimensions/specs to get from a fastener around town, and they told me for the bolt on their system it read nya and didn't give him any info and they didn't carry it, I've been looking online for the tension bolt specs but can't seem to find anywhere
It won't be an 8mm bolts _ too small.
A 12mm bolt will be too big.
That leaves a 10mm bolt and it will probably have thread pitch of 1.5.
The other common pitches are 1.0 and 1.25, but it's unlikely it will be those.
You should be able to walk into any hardware or auto part store and match it up.
A 12mm bolt will be too big.
That leaves a 10mm bolt and it will probably have thread pitch of 1.5.
The other common pitches are 1.0 and 1.25, but it's unlikely it will be those.
You should be able to walk into any hardware or auto part store and match it up.
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