Where does this bolt go?
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Drifting
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Charlotte NC
Where does this bolt go?
Hello - does anyone know where this bolt goes?
Its a metal bolt with a rubber isolator on it.
I am in the middle of a head/cam swap on my 2005 c6 - and I have lowered the front suspension down, torn into the motor, etc.
One day I was under the car and saw this bolt on the floor - I have no idea where it came from.
Its the only one too - everything else I tagged and bagged.
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Its a metal bolt with a rubber isolator on it.
I am in the middle of a head/cam swap on my 2005 c6 - and I have lowered the front suspension down, torn into the motor, etc.
One day I was under the car and saw this bolt on the floor - I have no idea where it came from.
Its the only one too - everything else I tagged and bagged.
Pics of the bolt:
Pro
Joined: Jun 2000
Posts: 635
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From: McMinnville TN
Yep, recognized it right away also. Addict is right. Holds the ABS unit to the bracket above the steering rack. There should be a nut on the threaded part to attach to the bracket. The rubber bushing goes into the ABS unit.
There should be two flats on the threaded part. They have to be oriented vertically to slide into the slots on the bracket.
There should be two flats on the threaded part. They have to be oriented vertically to slide into the slots on the bracket.
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