Hopefully the title catches some attention. Lol. I have an 87 SE V6 AT. Engine rebuild is done and before installing my engine I decided to clean up the engine bay. While doing this I attempted to remove the AC tubes mounting bracket located inside engine bay on the driver side wheel well. The nuts I'm looking for are the 2 'rubber grommet' nuts that hold the bracket in place. Both nuts spun inside the grommet during removal. I haven't tried the dealership yet but will Mon if no ideas here. Thanks for looking and any help or ideas is appreciated.

I forget the exact size, but I just replaced mine. Look on the black rubber and there is a number. I got replacements at ACE Hardware, they have a huge wall of fasteners.

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Modified stock air canister and base to 3.5 inch for 3800na

Isn't it strange that after a bombing, everyone blames the bomber, his upbringing, his environment, his culture, his mental state but … after a shooting, the problem is the gun?

Thanks for the quick response Mullet. I destroyed them getting them out. But I'll give ACE a try. Thanks again.

Could use some help finding some nuts. by gtemplet

Well you certainly came to the right place, I think almost everyone here is nuts.

Most NAPA parts store carry a good selection of them as well, our local one is open until noon on Sunday, not sure about others but ya any hardware store should have them available.

Steve

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majority of the men can find theirs in their wifes hand bag...

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87GTseries 1 3800sc (7.597 @88.53 1.579 60ft)
(series II swap in progress)
85GT Northstar/ 4t80e
86GT 3800 n/a---sold
Northstar Rebuild

They're called Wel-Nuts. Made by Au-Ve-Co. Larger Ace Hardware stores do carry them. Fastenal has a limited variety. If none of those pan out for you, try some of the larger paint and body supply stores or automobile dealer. They're common items for GM.

It's an M6 X 1 GM Cross Reference 10027795.

84Fiero123: agree you have to be a nut to have one of these damn little cars and thanks for the napa info.

Jb1: not married anymore but I'm pretty sure the X got one and the house, I got the Fiero with a blown head gasket.

Fiero fool: perfect, great info always good to go to a dealership with the right info. Thank you.