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  • SnowShoe
    350 Buick
    • Feb 24, 2008
    • 1296

    tailgate exterior lock screws

    Can someone tell me what size machine screws are (2) in the exterior tailgate lock assembly. Can't find my originals
    Last edited by SnowShoe; 05-28-2020, 10:10 AM.
  • SnowShoe
    350 Buick
    • Feb 24, 2008
    • 1296

    #2

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    • Tripwire
      AMC 4 OH! 1
      • Jul 30, 2000
      • 4656

      #3
      PM me - i may have a set
      Abort? Retry? Ignore? >

      86 GrandWag. Howell fuel Injected 360. MSD Ignition + Dizzy. 727/229 swap BJ's 2" Lift and 31's

      88 Wrangler 4.2, Howell TBI and MSD - Borla Headers w/ Cat-back + winch and 31's AND a M416 trailer (-:

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      • SlowGear
        232 I6
        • Jan 12, 2013
        • 93

        #4
        13/64 24 thread pitch
        Mike

        88 Grand Wagoneer
        Bone stock - except the missing stuff

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        • SnowShoe
          350 Buick
          • Feb 24, 2008
          • 1296

          #5
          Originally posted by SlowGear
          13/64 24 thread pitch
          Thanks Slow

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          • SJTD
            304 AMC
            • Apr 26, 2012
            • 1954

            #6
            Originally posted by SlowGear
            13/64 24 thread pitch
            So they used some oddball screw between #10 and #12?

            I'd have said mine's 10-24 but maybe it's 13/64.
            Sic friatur crustulum

            '84 GW with Nissan SD33T, early Chev NV4500, 300, narrowed Ford reverse 44, narrowed Ford 60, SOA/reversed shackle in fornt, lowered mount/flipped shackle in rear.

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            • SnowShoe
              350 Buick
              • Feb 24, 2008
              • 1296

              #7
              Yeh...I can't find a 13/64 x 24 tamper resistant screw...I can't imagine it's metric.

              Still looking

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              • SlowGear
                232 I6
                • Jan 12, 2013
                • 93

                #8
                Actual diameter is .192




                13/64 = .203

                10 = .190 so will work
                12 = .216 so should work
                Last edited by SlowGear; 05-30-2020, 10:20 AM.
                Mike

                88 Grand Wagoneer
                Bone stock - except the missing stuff

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                • SJTD
                  304 AMC
                  • Apr 26, 2012
                  • 1954

                  #9
                  I measured pair of original screws. They're actually sorta rounded triangular shaped with a max of about 195". I believe they're #10 thread forming screws that are driven into an unthreaded hole at assembly. #10's Fit fine. Don't think #12's would fit.

                  If I didn't have these I'd get some socket head #10's and fillem with epoxy. Would keep the casual thief from getting in but easy enough to remove with a drill if necessary.

                  Prolly do that anyway since the center pin in mine are gone and I could get new stainless screws.
                  Sic friatur crustulum

                  '84 GW with Nissan SD33T, early Chev NV4500, 300, narrowed Ford reverse 44, narrowed Ford 60, SOA/reversed shackle in fornt, lowered mount/flipped shackle in rear.

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                  • SnowShoe
                    350 Buick
                    • Feb 24, 2008
                    • 1296

                    #10
                    Originally posted by SJTD
                    I measured pair of original screws. They're actually sorta rounded triangular shaped with a max of about 195". I believe they're #10 thread forming screws that are driven into an unthreaded hole at assembly. #10's Fit fine. Don't think #12's would fit.

                    If I didn't have these I'd get some socket head #10's and fillem with epoxy. Would keep the casual thief from getting in but easy enough to remove with a drill if necessary.

                    Prolly do that anyway since the center pin in mine are gone and I could get new stainless screws.
                    Thanks for the info I continue the search

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                    • SnowShoe
                      350 Buick
                      • Feb 24, 2008
                      • 1296

                      #11
                      Just a hardy Thanks to TRIPWIRE for having some screws that should work...

                      Thanks Steve

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