Radiator Issues???
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And you might know it is one of the rear ones (the front ones are superfluous more or less). A few options:
1. Three should hold it fine. The load on the compressor is down in front from the belt tension. About 150 lbs. That one rear bolt has a minimum tensile strength of about 1800 lbs, so it will do the job.
2. Replace the bracket. One of the breakers on the forum or facebook should have one. Don't know your location but Paul Grant is in the NE, Doc Heydary in the SE, Mikey Bruderman in Midest. Someone else can problem recommend SW or NW.
3. Drill it out out and helicoil the bracket. I don't remember if that bracket hole is a through hole or not but you might have some success in drilling from the other side where the tip of the bolt should be flat.
1. Three should hold it fine. The load on the compressor is down in front from the belt tension. About 150 lbs. That one rear bolt has a minimum tensile strength of about 1800 lbs, so it will do the job.
2. Replace the bracket. One of the breakers on the forum or facebook should have one. Don't know your location but Paul Grant is in the NE, Doc Heydary in the SE, Mikey Bruderman in Midest. Someone else can problem recommend SW or NW.
3. Drill it out out and helicoil the bracket. I don't remember if that bracket hole is a through hole or not but you might have some success in drilling from the other side where the tip of the bolt should be flat.
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And you might know it is one of the rear ones (the front ones are superfluous more or less). A few options:
1. Three should hold it fine. The load on the compressor is down in front from the belt tension. About 150 lbs. That one rear bolt has a minimum tensile strength of about 1800 lbs, so it will do the job.
2. Replace the bracket. One of the breakers on the forum or facebook should have one. Don't know your location but Paul Grant is in the NE, Doc Heydary in the SE, Mikey Bruderman in Midest. Someone else can problem recommend SW or NW.
3. Drill it out out and helicoil the bracket. I don't remember if that bracket hole is a through hole or not but you might have some success in drilling from the other side where the tip of the bolt should be flat.
1. Three should hold it fine. The load on the compressor is down in front from the belt tension. About 150 lbs. That one rear bolt has a minimum tensile strength of about 1800 lbs, so it will do the job.
2. Replace the bracket. One of the breakers on the forum or facebook should have one. Don't know your location but Paul Grant is in the NE, Doc Heydary in the SE, Mikey Bruderman in Midest. Someone else can problem recommend SW or NW.
3. Drill it out out and helicoil the bracket. I don't remember if that bracket hole is a through hole or not but you might have some success in drilling from the other side where the tip of the bolt should be flat.
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