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I had the same problem, sort of! I needed a new bolt & bought what was
supposed to be the correct bolt but that bolt was too small for my alternator
and block. Pelle Från:
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Kevin Brown **************************************************************************************************** Hello, That Is a Option But First And Formost Make Sure You Have The
Right Altenator, You Won't Be The First Nor The Last To Get The Wrong Part.
Even If The Book Show"s The Same Number The Printed Number In The Book
Could Be Wron. Is There A Chance To Check With Another Parts Supple Place??
Have Them Pull One Off The Shelf And See If Your Bolt Fits.I Am Willing To Bet
That Something Is Wrong.Either You Don't Have The Engine You Think You Have Or
The Parts Supple House Has The Number Goofed Up Something Isn't Right. You have
To Check All Things Out Before Ya Mess With Enlarging The Hole As You Won't Be
Able To Take It Back. And If It Isn't For Your Car How Do You Know What Is Is??
How Many Amps Etc. Just Do Alittle Investigation Is What I Am Suggesting.It
Don't Cost Anything And You Will Be Sure You Got The Real McCoy!! Hang In There
Chev702. *****************************************************************************************************
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