Knurled Starter Bolts at Skye Fishbourne blog

Knurled Starter Bolts. They are supposed to keep the. The knurled portion of the starter bolt body extends about 1/4 above the top face of the starter (pic 2) and engages in that shoulder. When i pulled my starter there were none, but the car is 43 years old now and i'm sure it has seen a starter or two. As mentioned in the various drive end descriptions, starters that bolt to the block require special bolts with a knurled shank to ensure a snug fit in the holes and prevent the starter from. The knurled area of the starter bolt maintains correct pinion alignment by preventing twisting between the starter housing. To use normal grade 8. Installation procedure of the bolts is also important. Using incorrect starter bolts is a leading cause of noisy starters. You need to use the knurled starter bolt. The bolts are knurled because the bolt diameter is slightly smaller than the bore of the holes in the starter. Does anyone know why the oem starter mounting bolts have a knurled section on the shank?

The knurled area of the starter bolt maintains correct pinion alignment by preventing twisting between the starter housing. To use normal grade 8. The knurled portion of the starter bolt body extends about 1/4 above the top face of the starter (pic 2) and engages in that shoulder. When i pulled my starter there were none, but the car is 43 years old now and i'm sure it has seen a starter or two. Using incorrect starter bolts is a leading cause of noisy starters. Installation procedure of the bolts is also important. You need to use the knurled starter bolt. Does anyone know why the oem starter mounting bolts have a knurled section on the shank? The bolts are knurled because the bolt diameter is slightly smaller than the bore of the holes in the starter. As mentioned in the various drive end descriptions, starters that bolt to the block require special bolts with a knurled shank to ensure a snug fit in the holes and prevent the starter from.

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Knurled Starter Bolts The bolts are knurled because the bolt diameter is slightly smaller than the bore of the holes in the starter. When i pulled my starter there were none, but the car is 43 years old now and i'm sure it has seen a starter or two. Does anyone know why the oem starter mounting bolts have a knurled section on the shank? As mentioned in the various drive end descriptions, starters that bolt to the block require special bolts with a knurled shank to ensure a snug fit in the holes and prevent the starter from. To use normal grade 8. They are supposed to keep the. The knurled area of the starter bolt maintains correct pinion alignment by preventing twisting between the starter housing. You need to use the knurled starter bolt. The knurled portion of the starter bolt body extends about 1/4 above the top face of the starter (pic 2) and engages in that shoulder. Installation procedure of the bolts is also important. The bolts are knurled because the bolt diameter is slightly smaller than the bore of the holes in the starter. Using incorrect starter bolts is a leading cause of noisy starters.