68 sbc starter r & s post size

Started by 50 F1, February 20, 2014, 06:39:50 PM

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50 F1

What is the post size for the r & s posts?  10-32  10/24 or ?

I am having a heck of a time getting up in there to get the right size nuts on there.  Low vehicles are fun.

Thanks Mike

50 F1


416Ford

I have not worked on a Chevy in a long time but I believe they are fine thread.

Wow, I was right.
http://rmcavoy.freeshell.org/starters.html
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enjenjo

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phat rat

They might also be metric. Why not drop the starter, at least partially so they are easier to get at?
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348tripower

Carefull now something tells me some old chevys were 12-24
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phat rat

Quote from: "348tripower"Carefull now something tells me some old chevys were 12-24

The only trouble is nowadays so much is changed when their built overseas
I was thinking this probably isn't OE
Some days it\'s not worth chewing through the restraints.

enjenjo

I went out and checked a couple starters. the ones I checked were both 8-32.
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50 F1

Thanks for the help  everyone. I am going to get back on it  tomorrow.

Thanks  Mike

Crosley.In.AZ

Kinda wonder the difference (if any) from OEM GM starter to various replacement solenoids
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50 F1

Thanks again for the info.  

I took a 8-32 and a 10-32 tap to see what nuts I was trying and they must of been metric because  the taps would not go into any of the nuts.  So I went to the parts store and got two 8-32 nuts and two 10-32 nuts, and they went right on      10-32  R      8-32  S

Thanks Mike

enjenjo

Glad you got it worked out. Sometimes you just have to go for it.
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