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New It's nice when engineers think ahead to maintenance.
(Although I'm curious as to why one bolt was imperial and the other metric...)

Friend a couple of years ago acquired an early MG B. It needed some work, mostly keeping it going. One piece of work - I forget what - required dismantling something on the side of the engine. But the engineers had thought of that! There were holes in the wheel-well for accessing the requisite bolts without pulling the engine. :-)

Wade.
New dunno 16mm was 2 small 17mm too big the standard was close but not exact
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New I bet someone had replaced it at some point.
It's a Japanese car; everything should be metric (except the seatbelt mounts).

Wade.
     front disk brakes on 1985 rx7 - (boxley) - (4)
         It's nice when engineers think ahead to maintenance. - (static) - (2)
             dunno 16mm was 2 small 17mm too big the standard was close but not exact -NT - (boxley) - (1)
                 I bet someone had replaced it at some point. - (static)
         My GS550ES was even easier - (drook)

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