78 W100 318 Water Pump Bolts

Old Sep 19, 2022 | 08:23 AM
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78 W100 318 Water Pump Bolts

I am in dire need of water pump bolts for a 318 I pulled out of a 78 W100. The original bolts are pretty crusty and every set I find online are for newer 318s and won’t work. The older bolts have to be longer because the alt and PS bracket use the same bolts.

Does anyone know where I could get correct length bolts or what type of bolt (torque ability, metal, length, thread count) to use if I need to make my own?
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Old Sep 19, 2022 | 09:35 AM
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May just have to measure the best you can, and order some from Grainger supplys or McMaster-Carr.

Dont hold me to it, but ill take a guess they are around 5X3/8-18 or or 6X3/8-18 NOT 100% sure...

Keep us posted.... CHeers
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Old Sep 24, 2022 | 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by RacerHog
May just have to measure the best you can, and order some from Grainger supplys or McMaster-Carr.

Dont hold me to it, but ill take a guess they are around 5X3/8-18 or or 6X3/8-18 NOT 100% sure...

Keep us posted.... CHeers
thanks! 5x3/8-18, you were right! Thanks a ton!
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Old Sep 25, 2022 | 10:29 AM
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i always try soaking them in white vinegar for a day or two and then taking a copper wire wheel to it attached to a drill. if that doesnt clean it up, to the store i go lol!
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