Pennock's Fiero Forum
  Technical Discussion & Questions
  V6 Connecting Rod Bolt Part #s or size?

Post New Topic  Post A Reply
Email This Page to Someone! | Printable Version


next newest topic | next oldest topic
V6 Connecting Rod Bolt Part #s or size? by reinhart
Started on: 01-28-2022 03:47 AM
Replies: 5 (146 views)
Last post by: reinhart on 01-29-2022 11:28 PM
reinhart
Member
Posts: 1136
From: Orange County, CA
Registered: Mar 2002


Feedback score: (1)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post01-28-2022 03:47 AM Click Here to See the Profile for reinhartSend a Private Message to reinhartEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I've resigned to drop the V6 oil pan and replace all the bearings. My understanding is connecting rod bolts are one use and should be replaced. To anyone that's done this, did you reuse or what bolts did you get?

Checked the search function and can't find any threads mentioning replacing con rod bolts.

I can't find a part number anywhere for the bolts. The bolts aren't listed on Rock Auto or ebay. Anyone got a part number?

Better yet, if these are just standard bolts, anyone have a con rod lying around that can tell me the bolt measurements? A picture would also be helpful to see partial threaded vs full length, etc.

I'm trying to get everything ordered in advance.
IP: Logged
PFF
System Bot
fierosound
Member
Posts: 15235
From: Calgary, Canada
Registered: Nov 1999


Feedback score: N/A
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 287
Rate this member

Report this Post01-28-2022 03:20 PM Click Here to See the Profile for fierosoundClick Here to visit fierosound's HomePageSend a Private Message to fierosoundEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
ARP bolts. Hopefully someone who has bought these can chime in.
https://www.summitracing.co.../engine-family/gm-v6


------------------
My World of Wheels Winners (Click on links below)

3.4L Supercharged 87 GT and Super Duty 4 Indy #163

IP: Logged
olejoedad
Member
Posts: 19783
From: Clarendon Twp., MI
Registered: May 2004


Feedback score: (5)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 207
Rate this member

Report this Post01-28-2022 09:25 PM Click Here to See the Profile for olejoedadSend a Private Message to olejoedadEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
The rod bolts are reusable......
IP: Logged
reinhart
Member
Posts: 1136
From: Orange County, CA
Registered: Mar 2002


Feedback score: (1)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post01-29-2022 04:46 AM Click Here to See the Profile for reinhartSend a Private Message to reinhartEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
The ARP bolts seems like overkill for a stock 2.8 setup. Just looking for a factory equivalient. Unfortunately it looks like there's a slightly wider shaft on the bolt above the threading so a standard hardware bolt wouldn't work.

---

Olejoedad. Did you actually reuse a set with no problemos?

If reused, is there any change to the torque setting due to stretch from being used?
IP: Logged
olejoedad
Member
Posts: 19783
From: Clarendon Twp., MI
Registered: May 2004


Feedback score: (5)
Leave feedback





Total ratings: 207
Rate this member

Report this Post01-29-2022 09:15 AM Click Here to See the Profile for olejoedadSend a Private Message to olejoedadEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Yes. Torque is the same or add a bit if it makes you feel better.
IP: Logged
reinhart
Member
Posts: 1136
From: Orange County, CA
Registered: Mar 2002


Feedback score: (1)
Leave feedback

Rate this member

Report this Post01-29-2022 11:28 PM Click Here to See the Profile for reinhartSend a Private Message to reinhartEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Thanks. I've got the parts coming next week so I'll dig into it then.
IP: Logged

next newest topic | next oldest topic

All times are ET (US)

Post New Topic  Post A Reply
Hop to:

Contact Us | Back To Main Page

Advertizing on PFF | Fiero Parts Vendors
PFF Merchandise | Fiero Gallery
Real-Time Chat | Fiero Related Auctions on eBay



Copyright (c) 1999, C. Pennock