I know what I am doing with my car. The stuff is monkey with a wrench. At the same time though I have no idea what I am doing because this is the first car I have worked on.
WELLL. I have a 1994 Camaro. I upgraded to 98-02 brakes, and as an idiot i used anti seize on the caliper bolts.
Well one vibrated loose now i am missing a bolt. Where can I find this bolt? Where is the best place to get this bolt?
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I'm assuming english isn't your first, second, or third language? I would try (if I comprehend your "sentences") at the dealer or a junk yard. I'm sure it wouldn't be difficult to find.
Take the bolt out of the caliper and bring it to lowes... match the thread and find the right length = Done... cost you like 1 buck or so. If you are worried get the auto grade... It's okay to use anti seize... just tighten the bolts to the correct torque spec next time.
Take the bolt out of the caliper and bring it to lowes... match the thread and find the right length = Done...
I would not use any bolts from Lowe's on any critical piece of hardware on my car. I don't care if they are marked Grade 8 (SAE) or Grade 10.5 (metric) those bolts do not hold up and are not tested per batch for strength.
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