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got my nos ignition switch, as my luck has it , having trouble (installing) getting to it,, first, it has those clutch-head or similar type , I hate those things, does anyone know what the correct size of driver I could get for these,, appear to be org........thanks,Fred


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That is one of the things that amazed me about my '48... Didn't find one single clutch head screw.


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Inky05,

'48 was the only year they didn't use that style
screw. There was an embargo on goods from India and they wouldn't let any ships into the country. GM, for lack of a better phrase "didn't get screwed".

Joker, go down to Home Depot and buy a set of clutch heads, then you will always have the proper size..do it before another embargo happens!


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sounds like a good idea,,, these may not be clutch head , could these be torks or what-ever,,,clutch head and torks are 2 different things, arent they?


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CLUTCH vs TORX [towards the bottom] - should be easily able to see the difference

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so clutch it is,, thanks for taking the time to link and explain,, with this link I can screw anything that might pop up.......................thanks,,Fred


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Fred,
When I worked at Home Depot we didn't have clutch head screw drivers.
I got a set of clutch head "bits" that you can put in a drill or a screwdriver handle at Elliot's Hardware on Motor street in Dallas. They also had them individually.

John


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Johnny, thanks for the tip,, good to hear from you..regards............Fred


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My local hardware store, which is a chain, carries the clutch head screwdrivers, both individually and sets.


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