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1934 Push Rod Cover Fasteners #477843 01/17/23 07:52 PM
Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 408 Likes: 10 Oswego, NY minetto OP Backyard Mechanic
OP minetto Backyard Mechanic Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 408 Likes: 10 Oswego, NY	I’m replacing the side cover gasket on my 1934 Master engine that was replaced by the previous owner. Currently it is held on with 1\4 20 hex head bolts (all matching with a L head mark) but there is also a set of slotted stove bolts that came with the car. Which is correct? Thanks in advance. Mike

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Re: 1934 Push Rod Cover Fasteners minetto #477844 01/17/23 08:09 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 977 Likes: 7 Simpsonville, S.C. Bill Masters ChatMaster - 750
Bill Masters ChatMaster - 750 Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 977 Likes: 7 Simpsonville, S.C.	The 1/4-20 round-head screws. Bill Masters

Re: 1934 Push Rod Cover Fasteners minetto #477845 01/17/23 08:11 PM
Joined: Dec 2007 Posts: 4,024 Likes: 99 Iowa Rusty 37 Master ChatMaster - 4,000
Rusty 37 Master ChatMaster - 4,000 Joined: Dec 2007 Posts: 4,024 Likes: 99 Iowa	The slotted stove bolts ae the correct fasteners. The same for the oil pan That is why they are called "Stovebolt Sixes". Rusty VCCA #44680
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Re: 1934 Push Rod Cover Fasteners minetto #477849 01/17/23 08:58 PM
Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 408 Likes: 10 Oswego, NY minetto OP Backyard Mechanic
OP minetto Backyard Mechanic Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 408 Likes: 10 Oswego, NY	Thanks, I was questioning it because L head mark hex head bolts are used in certain applications on later Chevrolets. I think the Corvette suppliers actually sell them as reproductions. I thought it odd that they all matched on the 34 side cover. How they ended up there I’ll never know. Thanks again. Mike

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