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On 1962 to 1969 cars there was one part that was metric . Anyone know what that part was ?
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Don't know about that one item but I know all Corvairs had at least six matching parts that used metric threads in every single model from start to end.
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Could it be the alternator power terminal nut?
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Not alternator , they did not come out until 65 . Spark Plugs , well yes they are metric , but I stated 1962 to 1969 , so it should be something in common with those years and not 60-61
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corvair500 wrote: Wed Oct 17, 2018 2:05 pmSpark Plugs , well yes they are metric , but I stated 1962 to 1969 , so it should be something in common with those years and not 60-69
Yes, but I was playing on the statement about "one part that was metric" because now there must be two parts at least if you have another in mind. I even thought the Schrader valves might be a metric thread but those are just a weird bird altogether.

I also wondered if it might be an A/C related part. A/C came out in 61 (62 MY?) but did not run though 69 if I recall correctly.
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Rubber O-rings? I believe their dimensions are often stated in millimeters!

But for 1962-1969 the fuel pump push rod and distributor were changed to a new design, The automatic choke system was also introduced in 1962. The brake master cylinder also changed, in 1962 but changed again to a dual unit in 1967.
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This is it
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C633 control rod (reaction rod) nut? I thought those were 11/16 x 18?
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azdave wrote:C633 control rod (reaction rod) nut? I thought those were 11/16 x 18?



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For some reason I thought all trans bearings were all metric. :dontknow:
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The parts book called these 11/16 . in reality they are metric .
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