Anybody know what size the bolt is that attached the ground to the valve cover? Just noticed I lost mine in the process of doing my Valve cover gasket.....
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Ground bolt on valve cover
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It should be a 10mm but not sure on the thread pitch.
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Trial and error seems to be a reasonable solution to this dilemma. Considers tiny bolts aren't very expensive. Would it be a bad thing that I moved the ground to a bolt on the power steering module? Considering my power steering doesn't work I figured better than nothing for now.Originally posted by vietkid_2006 View PostIt should be a 10mm but not sure on the thread pitch.
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Your best bet is to just go on www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and order a new one. Or better yet... hit up a junkyard. Bolts are pocket size.
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LMAO. Good call deev. Didn't even think of that. I need a piece of frame for my CB7 anyways. Good website btw. Haven't seen that one before.Originally posted by deevergote View PostYour best bet is to just go on www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and order a new one. Or better yet... hit up a junkyard. Bolts are pocket size.

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Very detailed response. Awesome! Also. Your post count is 666......Originally posted by YK86 View PostThe bolt should be M6x1 thread pitch like most 10mm headed bolts on Honda's. Junkyard is the best bet but you can also get a new bolt from certain auto stores and Home Depot. It'll be either labelled M6x1 or M6 fine thread.

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Yeah. I didn't think it would be that big. Tried to resize it. Decided to just change it. Having trouble finding something I like but I changed it to something that doesnt flash for now.Originally posted by Tippey764 View Post^^^ Not that i like pointing out signatures but that one is hella annoying.
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