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Battery Hold Down Bolt

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JD1964

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On my recently aquired 92 LX I discovered the battery had no hold down. I found the clamp in the console but did not find the bolt. The hole in the tray is a tad rusty and I want to run a tap through it before getting a new bolt and putting the clamp back on. Below is a link to the part but I'll just dig one up around the house or go but a stainless steel one at the hardware store.

Does anyone know the size of this bolt. Coarse or fine and what size?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/FORD-OEM-SCREW-AND-WASHER-ASY-W712657-S439-/150832391150
 

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Speaking of bolts, anyone ever had an IAC bolt strip out of the TB? Figured I would put a heli-coil in it and see how that flies....wondered why I was using so much gas, with a terrible idle lately. Oh yeah, and the ignition module on the steering column, same thing, stripped screw...causing all kinds of hell
 

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John Dirks Jr said:
On my recently aquired 92 LX I discovered the battery had no hold down. I found the clamp in the console but did not find the bolt. The hole in the tray is a tad rusty and I want to run a tap through it before getting a new bolt and putting the clamp back on. Below is a link to the part but I'll just dig one up around the house or go but a stainless steel one at the hardware store.

Does anyone know the size of this bolt. Coarse or fine and what size?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/FORD-OEM-SCREW-AND-WASHER-ASY-W712657-S439-/150832391150
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6mm x 1.0 x 55mm
 

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Thanks. That will help prevent me from trying to run the wrong size tap through the hole.
 

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I think mine is a 1/4 x 20 stainless with a matching clip and an extra stainless fender washer and nut below for insurance. Probably not stock but is surely sturdier on the fiber/plastic tray.
 

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I picked up a 6mm - 1 x 50 at Lowes last night. Slapped some anti seize compound on it and it went right in perfect.
 
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