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almost together -- what's this bolt? 140-160

I have the engine almost completely back together, but strangely there is one bolt left. I had put everything in baggies and labelled them. Problem is, this baggie was labelled "power steering bracket." Now, there is no power steering on the car, so I obviously had a brain fart when labelling. The obvious thing would be power brake bracket, but I can't find any hole to put it into. The bolt has about a 3/8 inch thread on it (i.e. its big), and there are numbers and letter on the end of it: BUFO | 88 | UNC. I know its a long shot, but any suggestions?

Greg in Ottawa
1973 '144








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Sound like a bellhousing bolt. 140-160

Sound like a bellhousing bolt. Check the hidden one behind the distributor.
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MPergiel, Elmhurst, IL '74 145e T-5 'Orange Alert'








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almost together -- what's this bolt? 140-160

BUFO is a brand name, 8.8 is a fairly high strength bolt and UNC stands for
Unified National Coarse (coarse as opposed to fine unified threads, NOT metric)

I just put a kit in my aunt's AMC Wagoneer 327 engine's carburetor. I found
it worthwhile to take several pictures of the carb before taking it apart,
using my digital camera.
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George Downs Bartlesville, Heart of the USA!







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