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#157522 01/15/2006 10:36 PM
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What are these bolt heads I'm seeing on my newly acquired truck, like the ones attaching the rear fenders to the bed sides? Where can I pick up a set of sockets that fit those?

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#157523 01/15/2006 11:17 PM
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Red,
If you are talking about the style of bolts that look like a mini fig 8.......They are Clutch Head.
Most of the vendors carry a set of them,for the sizes that you will need,in screwdriver style.
Any decent tool supply will carry them also wink

#157524 01/16/2006 12:36 AM
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ace hardware sells the clutch head bits

#157525 01/16/2006 12:37 AM
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Sears tools and Auto parts NAPA stores can get them for you. Also the Filling Station www.fillingstation.com or Chevy's of the 40's have them.


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#157526 01/16/2006 2:14 AM
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A good tool is a impact socket driver in 3/8 size and buy your clutch head bits to match along with the clutch head screwdriver set and you will be good to go!!! The clutch head bits for the 3/8 driver will fit your standard 3/8 rachet and that gives you a lot of versitilty.
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#157527 01/20/2006 3:32 PM
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I searched for quite a while online yesterday. I found and bought some clutch head screwdrivers, but could only find the bits in the smaller sized heads with a 1/4" shaft. I found nothing in the 3/8" shaft size and 5/16" head size. I'll keep looking but figure I'll have to make due with the screwdrivers for the larger size.


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need to search in all the right places: set of 4, up to 5/16 - all the GM repro suppliers have'em, and other styles [bits only] are available from SnapOn and other tool dealers

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#157529 01/21/2006 4:42 PM
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Set of 5 clutch-head tips/bits with holder from Chevs of the 40's. They also sell the separate bits. I like the bits because you can also use them with a ratchet or with other handles/drivers.

Tim

#157530 01/23/2006 3:51 PM
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Thanks, tclederman. That's exactly what I was looking for. I'll put an order in right now.


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