Screw fell while driving.
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Screw fell while driving.
Well its 11pm and I'm drving home. All of the sudden I hear something under the hood as if something fell through and then hit the ground. There's no traffic so I park and walk back looking at the road. I find a big screw. Its warm and it has a fresh mark like it just hit, so I know its mine. The drive home was fine no more problems.
Still, first thing tomorrow morning I want to put it back in. Before I go anywhere.
Its dark so theres no way I can see where it goes. Any of you guys know?
It's a 00 Civic Si
Here's the pic. I know, I know. I should have go to the point earlier, But w/e.
Thanks in advance.
Still, first thing tomorrow morning I want to put it back in. Before I go anywhere.
Its dark so theres no way I can see where it goes. Any of you guys know?
It's a 00 Civic Si
Here's the pic. I know, I know. I should have go to the point earlier, But w/e.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Screw fell while driving.
Lower alternator bolt. goes in from the passenger side of the bracket all the way through the alternator to the other side of the bracket. a 14mm head nut (10x1.25 i believe) goes on the other side. Check your top bolt/nut which is a 12mm head and also check your alternator belt tension
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Re: Screw fell while driving.
Lower alternator bolt. goes in from the passenger side of the bracket all the way through the alternator to the other side of the bracket. a 14mm head nut (10x1.25 i believe) goes on the other side. Check your top bolt/nut which is a 12mm head and also check your alternator belt tension
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Re: Screw fell while driving.
Lower alternator bolt. goes in from the passenger side of the bracket all the way through the alternator to the other side of the bracket. a 14mm head nut (10x1.25 i believe) goes on the other side. Check your top bolt/nut which is a 12mm head and also check your alternator belt tension