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2000 3.0 crank sensor bolts size


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are they really 17/64" or are mine suffering from corrosion or whatever?
9/32 and 7mm were too big.
they mic to .265"
I managed to get them off with a well worn 1/4" tool bit shaft.
any excuse to buy a new tool, but the only 17/64 I could locate was a Blackhawk/Proto open ignition wrench.
part # 3122
 


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Yeah, there is also 4.5 and 6.5 in metric 1/4" sockets.
 

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6.5 comes out as .256" so I guess that's close enough to 1/4".
 

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ordered some new bolts from Ford.
they have 7mm heads, specs are 5mm x .8 x 30
these are supposed to be the same bolts that hold coil packs on modular engines.

note: 5mm x .8 size and pitch is extremely close to 10-32 sae, the metric .8 is 31.75 tpi so it will sort of fit the first few turns.
 

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