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Old 06-28-2006, 07:54 PM
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Who knows what this bolt (yellow arrow) is for?

This is between the timing cover and the lower intake manifold.




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In the application of the 97 bonneville SE that would be a stud for the front engine mount. I think it'* called a torque axis mount?


Seen here behind the wiring harness. The black iron going to the block


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Thanks MyLittleBlackBird

I all ways wondered about that bolt.
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your regal wont have the Torq axis mount to deal with
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Holy crap, Doug! Way to be on top of things! I was looking at that bolt, thinking, "Huh?"
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I was looking and saying..uh..yeah..

Leave it to the Fordguy. WTG Doug
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Difficult to tell in the picture but the bolt takes a T-50 Torx and has a smooth round head.

Bill I know you are looking at the rust in the picture behind the ignition ground wire.
I have cleaned and lubricated that ignition ground wire and surrounding parts since this picture was taken. I went so far a to actually purchase a can of DeoxIT by Caig.
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Actually no...good to hear though.

It'* a Torx probably becuase the hole is in the head and needs to be plugged....probably... sleepy here though..take that in stride.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Actually no...good to hear though.

It'* a Torx probably becuase the hole is in the head and needs to be plugged....probably... sleepy here though..take that in stride.
The hole is actually in the block. perhaps an oil galley runs behind it, however, I don't recall seeing any traces of oil when pulling that stud previously. I have block in my garage I could go pull the stud on and look at should someone desire it.
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