Or the ones you find after you REASSEMBLE what you just disassembled. In my case I could find them just after my wife brought a glass of iced tea.
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They look like the door pull handle screws, mine are black on my tremor! Line worker probably had a hand full of them putting in on factory line and dropped a couple? MaybeI found these four screws in my floorboard underneath the glove box does anyone know where they go.
Those are the bolts that keep your dash from ratteling, mine are gone. Rattel, rattel !I found these four screws in my floorboard underneath the glove box does anyone know where they go.
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Not a big deal, I always have extra parts when I take something apart and it always works.
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I put three junk yard motors in my 1938 Chevy Coupe. Take one out after school. Put the replacement in the day after school. Had nuts and bolts left over every time.
None of the motors ever fell out, so the extra parts must not have been needed.
None of the motors ever fell out, so the extra parts must not have been needed.
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I'll bet Pedro set those down, took a sip of coffee and then forgot. Grab four more screws and continue.
I do that at least daily.
I do that at least daily.
Yep that has happened plenty times to me. I used to do nothing but put sets of screw/studs into a plate to be pressed in. Did it on a line It was about a dozen of the same sized ones, 8 similar but bigger, and 4 nuts that came in a totally different package. Did it usually 250 times a day. Those 4 odd nuts were the most common to constantly get lost and grab another set.
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