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I've wondered about this. By Dave Shoe - 02/17/2003 8:51:53 AM; IP 216.243.176.34 The 429/460 gets away with using the same two bolts, but the triangulation support created by the FE's three bolt geometry is very comforting. You may be on the right track with two fresh bolts at the outboard positions (top and bottom) and leaving the center bolt out. It might be worth rechecking the bolts in a month to learn whether there has been any loosening. I have no first hand experience in running with two bolts, but since it was the middle bolt that did not fit, and since many other Ford engines do no have this bolt on their starters, it may not be required. JMO, Shoe.

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Skip Navigation Links.  67 mustang starter -- Charlie, 02/16/2003 I've wondered about this. -- Dave Shoe, 02/17/2003  RE: No problems here......... -- Brian, 02/17/2003  It's not that hard, just put the bolt in. -- Royce Peterson, 02/17/2003  RE: It's not that hard, just put the bolt in. -- Bruce Geister, 02/17/2003  RE: It's not that hard, just put the bolt in. -- Courtney Bolze, 02/17/2003  RE: 67 mustang starter -- Charlie, 02/20/2003

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