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JayD-17(NY)
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Topic: D10 manifold stud questionPosted: 18 hours 48 minutes ago at 5:27pm |
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I recently ordered a manifold kit for my d10, which requires 6 long and 2 short studs.
But the studs turned out to all be 1/2” too long. So, I checked AGCO books and I’m going to order 6 #206987 individually. I know these will work, as they should be roughly 2 1/2 “ long. But what of the two shorter / lower studs? My manifold just had two bolts/capscrews and not actual studs. Is this correct/original? AGCO Books diagram is a little confusing. They do depict two different studs, but the second stud pictured has a part # that references the two washers that are used on the studs that go through the “half holes” on the manifold. If the two capscrews are correct, it doesn’t look like they mention them either.
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WF owner
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Posted: 16 hours 58 minutes ago at 7:17pm |
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My D-10 Series 3 appears to have 6 studs. They look to all be the same length, but some may protrude further into the block than others.
I have two other D-10's that are in my warehouse down the street. I will check them tomorrow, but I think these (in the picture) are original. EDIT: The bottom ones are definitely capscrews (3/8" is my guess). I am quite sure they are original because the orange paint looks unmolested. ![]() Edited by WF owner - 16 hours 46 minutes ago at 7:29pm |
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Phil48ACWC
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Posted: 7 hours 18 minutes ago at 4:57am |
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I used 3/8" Threaded Rod and cut them to desired length. Put thread sealer on end going into cylinder head and use nuts and flat washers with anti seize on manifold end.
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