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#711123 01/12/2011 4:31 AM
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I have a 1950 Chevy 3100 with a 216 motor. I am trying to get it back together and I have had it apart for 20 years. I took the flywheel off and at the time I was looking to replace the locking tab plates under the flywheel bolts. Not only did I not find replacements - I lost one of the ones I had. Any ideas where I might locate these little gremlins?
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Red LocTite is your friend! You could also cross-drill the bolt heads and use aircraft type safety wire to secure the bolts. I'd suggest using the LocTite, along with the correct torque.

Jerry


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Try Napa.

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I have made them with some sheet metal. I actually used brass, but any sheet metal material would work.


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