fender and hood hinge bolts ?

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  1. 19Grabber72

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    Quick question...are the fender bolts and hood hinge bolts all the same size and threading? Its been so long since I put them back in I don't remember. In any case I am thinking about changing them out and putting in anodized ones.
    And what do you think of that idea?
     
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    just put one in the fender and the hinge and see if it goes in easily if it does theyre the same if not theyre different.
     
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    They are different. The fender bolts are part number 16758 and the hinge bolts are 57140-S

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    "The fender bolts are part number 16758 and the hinge bolts are 57140-S"

    Thanks rt!
    What do you think of changing them over to anodized?
     
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    I bought the Yellow Zinc fender bolts.

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    Woops!!...I lied...The fender and hinge bolts ARE the same. The 16758 are the bumpers. :slap:
     
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    Its okay, nothing hurt but glad you caught it for someone looking in the future.
     
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    Yellow Zinc -duh on my part
    Sounds good--guess that is what I should have said, couldn't think of it and my old uniform bling came to mind. lol
     
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    can be had from any Mustang shop...:Handshake
     
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    The real name is Zinc Dichromate (yellow rainbow). They also had a Cadmium (Silver) and a Phosphate and Oil (gray/black) and of course body color.
     
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    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Mustang fender bolts are different than the ones used on Mavericks, but Mustangs used the same style bolt for the coil spring cover. I may be able to find the National Parts Depot number, if you want to go that route.
     
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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    so you're saying...Mustangs used Maverick fender bolts for their coil spring covers...:shocked:
     
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    So would the Cadmium Silver look like factory? And since I dont know what the finish is like, will it show rust/corrosion? Or is the Zinc Dichromate better?
     
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    most should be phosphated
     
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    I bought a few Cadmium bolts and they started rust spotting where the socket/wrench scratched the finish about 3 years later. The best I can remember the were about 2 or 3 times cheaper than the Zinc Dichromate. They look like a light gray primer color finish. I only had the Zinc Dichromate for 10 months but they still look new and shinny.
     

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