Re: Broken stud on intake manifold
Posted by HH56 On 2017/9/5 15:36:45
As far as a replacement, if your car belongs in the list where I think it does the part number for the stud is 300427 and specs are as shown. If it is not that number you can find the proper stud and go to the utility section in parts manual and under 50.090 find your number to get the specs.
Kanter may have originals or if the two sizes of thread lengths in a modern stud are a decent match to your original so the carb will bolt properly, you can get a new stud that is slightly (1/8") longer at McMaster-Carr or possibly even a local parts store.https://www.mcmaster.com/#94358a270/=19978ny They may also have any other size you might need.
If your others are in good condition and the new one is close in size you could just replace the one. If the others are rusty or show signs of corrosion and thinning on the shaft where it meets the manifold I would replace them all. I would definitely use plenty of penetrating fluid before the attempt and some finesse in trying to remove the others so another doesn't break off.
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Kanter may have originals or if the two sizes of thread lengths in a modern stud are a decent match to your original so the carb will bolt properly, you can get a new stud that is slightly (1/8") longer at McMaster-Carr or possibly even a local parts store.https://www.mcmaster.com/#94358a270/=19978ny They may also have any other size you might need.
If your others are in good condition and the new one is close in size you could just replace the one. If the others are rusty or show signs of corrosion and thinning on the shaft where it meets the manifold I would replace them all. I would definitely use plenty of penetrating fluid before the attempt and some finesse in trying to remove the others so another doesn't break off.
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