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  1. moosens
    I just had my hands on a fist full of head bolts and lifter rods. Next time I’m at storage I’m pretty sure I set them in a spot I can easily see them. Let me know if you need any. These should be from an early EA71 1600 I will check length etc as I get back to them. I was in a rush and saw them as I was needing to be wrapping up. But they’re there if you need some.
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    Cool , thanks. Notice the superseded part number. 15 years ago , seems like no freakin way that long , but so goes life.
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    Ok pardon my eyes. I zoomed in and they are both with inner and outer flanges.
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    I would have to say that the early version 7231 46000 is the type which can be placed on the wheel while wheel is mounted. And the other , 23146 GA030 has flanges on both inner and outer edges so it must be placed in the wheel before mounting.
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    Some basic centercap noise from the parts manuals. 1978 and previous get a bolt on cap. Some more heavy and sturdy than others. 1979 you get the smoothie as I call it with NO bolt but also NO seating ring. At storage I have the 1980 and 81 parts manuals but here I have an 82 and it shows two styles for each the steel and the flat spoke wheels. Also does NOT show a ring. My 1985 manual for the Loyale body has the ring. It’s p/n 23146 GA030. And that is for the flat spoked wheel. And then within a manual for the Brat and 2dr from 1985-88 that ring is part number 7231 46000 which is an older p/n The two are obviously different style when viewed. Hope that info helps someone.
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    If my brain can remember I’ll look in the parts manuals I have and figure that out. Assuming someone else doesn’t chime in with the answer. My first guess would be the later Loyale style may have changed. Did you own one of those too?
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    That’s the right side of the car. Never mind looking at it from any other angle. When describing issues and locations you should refer to it as you drive it. You don’t turn left if you turn towards the radiator bleeder screw. You say you want to do it right then get a radiator and new hoses. You won’t be able to service your existing radiator.
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    Does that radiator have the square head plug atop the unit on the right side ? Just this past week I saw a leak but it was so small I couldn’t locate it. Same area you mention and it’s a 2.2 I did the $3.79 bottle of radiator leak stop. It worked for now. I have a new radiator on standby but when I went to do the repair I couldn’t get it to leak or overheat. I never recommend the easy bottle “fix” but this was so minute maybe this was the right time to use it. When I fill those style I mentioned above I follow directions given to me by the folks who work on them all the time. Take the square head plug out and fill while running until there’s no more air in the system then of course put the plug back in. From there you should be able to consider your coolant system topped off.
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    When you get them please post their size. I can see this being searched in archives down the road.
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    Same
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    Opinion: support small business and not that creep. And John at Perkins told me those Wix they sell or used to sell are the same as made for SOA , that was a good 10-15 years ago. Not so sure about these new tiny blue filters. But I have those on my shelf from a case I bought. Using them up but for years now they just scare me somewhat.
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    Lol here’s what I dug out. https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=4072542319471479&id=100001472520427&set=p.4072542319471479&source=47&ref=m_notif&notif_t=feedback_reaction_generic Sorry about this. Looks like they want you to sign in or sign up.
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    And with my buddy Joey Ramone. A memorable time. Patty Smith , yeah I get her and she lives not far from me, but I just don’t go that deep into the left. But thanks to them for standing up. Ok that was a different committee meeting.
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    Best of luck on those screws.
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    Miracle!!!! Ok I’ve found my way here , I think.
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    It’s on face dook now. Take a quick look. Just don’t let yourself be sucked into the vacuum .... hahaha https://m.facebook.com/groups/1603473039901513?view=permalink&id=2838645453050926
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    And again , my apologies for being forgetful and slow as mud sometimes. Hoping to be at my storage today and I’ll check my miscellaneous nuts n bolts boxes for those.
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    Wish this board had a photo reduction gizmo so I could easily post a pic. But enough crying here we go ... 0411 06160 is the p/n for the screw which a quantity of 8 are required and showing as being used in the tailgate hinge. Also requires 8 lock washers with them. Washer p/n 0340 06000.
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    Awesome !!! FZ rules! What these snotty punks don’t know. And what do you think they’d say about Bobby Brown Goes Down today ? Waaagghhh ! You can’t sing that waaagggghhhh Right on !
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    You need part numbers ? I tend to forget sometimes but I do have my factory parts manuals/catalogs at home currently. Let me know which ones you need , which year vehicle and model , the usual stuff.
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    He knows where to go. They love him there too.
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    Looks like the same handle used for decades now. $24 shipped to your door. Being a wagon fan I’ve replaced several. I even have one in stock. That handle if it is the same began its run on the GL/DL/ Loyale series. Pardon my eyes if I’m not seeing that as it may be.
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