46 Pickup Drum Backing Plate Bolts & Torque
Some of the bolts that hold the backing plates to the rear axle were stripped when I took them off to clean and paint them. The bolts are 3/8-24 and they have part of the hex head cut off and the head is a bit thicker than the other bolts I have seen. Below is a picture of the one I created from a grade 8 bolt and the original.
Thanks!
- Does anyone know where to get these bolts or ones that would work? I found some for jeep that look similar, but couldn't find info on their size/tpi.
- Could I just cut off a small portion of a grade 8 bolt head and use that? Or would that cause potential strength issues with the bolt? Also wondering if the smaller depth head would be an issue?
- And lastly, should these be torqued to a specification? I could not find anything in the mechanical procedures manuals I have.
Thanks!
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Turns out the jeep ones I was looking at will fit (Thanks for the info Ken).
In case anyone else is ever searching for these too, here is I got them.
Crown Automotive J0994313 Brake Backing Plate Bolt
https://www.quadratec.com/p/crown-automotive/brake-backing-plate-bolt-jeep-vehicles
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Max torque for a 3/8" fine bolt is around 24 ft/lb0
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McMasters-carr might have them0
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