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#541641 05/28/2009 7:23 PM
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Are there any suppliers of the sheet metal screws with the clutch head?

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GMCAMARO,

last time I needed any I went to the local mobile home repair shop in town. They still are used or at least had them in stock.

If you don't have anything like that in you area, you can try any of the parts company that specialize in "Bolts". I know Chevy duty had them, as well as Brothers last time I looked.

Finally, Try the yellow pages for Nut and Bolt companys, they probably won't have them in stock, but our local guy said he could order them in if I wanted.


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One word of advice. As a plumber I know there are two types of clutch head screws. One is saftey screw that you can screw in but need a special tool to remove. The other is the one that is used on the older Chevs/GMC's ... make sure when you order that the person at the other end know which you are looking for ...


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