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Old 02-11-2019, 12:40 PM   #1
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Screw size/type for inner rear wheel tub splash shields

Good morning all. Wondering if someone can help me out with the screw type/size that I need (looks like three on each side) to mount my inner rear wheel tub splash shields? I have searched the forum but could not find an answer. Backstory..... I had my truck in a shop and when the did all the disassembly they did not bag and mark all the hardware. UGHHHH!!! I now have the truck (pieces) back and we are putting it back together slowly. I am trying to buy new hardware when needed and then with some of the hardware it is still not that rusty and usable. Unfortunately I don't have a donor truck that I can pull hardware from or refer to for screw size/type etc. Since I am on that topic where is the best place to purchase an assembly manual for the 69 C10? Thanks so much guys. I will try to put together build post for my truck. It has been a work in progress for sometime now but it is coming along slowly.

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Old 02-11-2019, 03:54 PM   #2
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Re: Screw size/type for inner rear wheel tub splash shields

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Good morning all. Wondering if someone can help me out with the screw type/size that I need (looks like three on each side) to mount my inner rear wheel tub splash shields? I have searched the forum but could not find an answer. Backstory..... I had my truck in a shop and when the did all the disassembly they did not bag and mark all the hardware. UGHHHH!!! I now have the truck (pieces) back and we are putting it back together slowly. I am trying to buy new hardware when needed and then with some of the hardware it is still not that rusty and usable. Unfortunately I don't have a donor truck that I can pull hardware from or refer to for screw size/type etc. Since I am on that topic where is the best place to purchase an assembly manual for the 69 C10? Thanks so much guys. I will try to put together build post for my truck. It has been a work in progress for sometime now but it is coming along slowly.

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I think the two top ones are 5/16 bolts and nuts. I installed the ones on the Longhorn a couple of months ago but the holes didn't line up very good so I had to use 1/4" bolts on it. The bottom one uses a clip with the nut attached (J-nut or U-nut) and uses the same type bolt that is used for the front sheet metal.

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Old 02-11-2019, 04:22 PM   #3
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Re: Screw size/type for inner rear wheel tub splash shields

Here's a representative splash shield pic from my 72 Blazer build if that helps: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...&postcount=168

PS - Thanks Leon for the locks and lock work you did for my build
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Old 02-11-2019, 04:52 PM   #4
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Here's a representative splash shield pic from my 72 Blazer build if that helps: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...&postcount=168

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Are the bolts threaded into the sheet metal channel piece for the splash shields or are there J nuts slid over the ends? Hard to tell by the picture.

Glad I could help out on the build Pete....

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Are the bolts threaded into the sheet metal channel piece for the splash shields or are there J nuts slid over the ends? Hard to tell by the picture.

Glad I could help out on the build Pete....

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Going by memory, that bracket is threaded to accommodate the captured washer sheet metal screws. I would have depicted the J-nuts if needed as they served as a visual guide for rebuilding. The J-nut shown affixes to the lower, inner rear fender.
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Going by memory, that bracket is threaded to accommodate the captured washer sheet metal screws. I would have depicted the J-nuts if needed as they served as a visual guide for rebuilding. The J-nut shown affixes to the lower, inner rear fender.
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Re: Screw size/type for inner rear wheel tub splash shields

Deadhead Thanks so much for the reply and pictures. So apparently I am in need of those two C brackets that attach to the shields. Any idea where I can get my hands on two of them and anyone know what the part number / name may be? I have not been able to find them and unfortunately I don't have any access to a donor vehicle or scrap yards with any C10's near me. Thanks again everyone.
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Re: Screw size/type for inner rear wheel tub splash shields

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Deadhead Thanks so much for the reply and pictures. So apparently I am in need of those two C brackets that attach to the shields. Any idea where I can get my hands on two of them and anyone know what the part number / name may be? I have not been able to find them and unfortunately I don't have any access to a donor vehicle or scrap yards with any C10's near me. Thanks again everyone.
I don't have immediate access to my pickup at the moment to confirm the C-channels are necessary. I suspect they are but the pic linked above shows an example from my Blazer and there's a chance the attachment for a pickup differs. Maybe someone else can chime in to clarify.

If you need the C-channel brackets I'd pay the $25 yearly member dues needed to post a WTB ad on the parts forum. It's money well spent IMO and I'll bet you'll have luck securing a pair.
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Re: Screw size/type for inner rear wheel tub splash shields

Deadhead Thanks and yes I plan on being a paid member soon. In the mean time does anyone know if I need those C brackets for my 69 C10?
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