intake oil splash shield

[427John]

I always did something similar to Jeff only I used a center punch and went around the perimeter of the hole to shrink it up some.

 

[64ss409]

The rivets I have pulled were fluted. I do like Dave mentioned above, a drop of red loctite and back it. A little tightening of the hole first like mentioned would be a good idea.

 

[55Brodie]

They are called drive screw rivets.

https://www.kljack.com/fasteners/screws/sheet-metal-screws/drive-screws-type-u/

 

[Murphdog]

They are called drive screw rivets.

https://www.kljack.com/fasteners/screws/sheet-metal-screws/drive-screws-type-u/

I have never seen these "type U" rivets/screws in a Chevy, but they will probably work. Ford used that type. Don't remember about Chrysler.
McMaster Carr has these at bottom. Look real close to the Chevy style. Kinda pricey. Not sure what style SC sends with their intake manifold splash shield. They might sell the fasteners separately.
view-source:https://www.mcmaster.com/drive-pins/round-head-full-groove-dowel-pins/
Jeff

 

[Iowa 409 Guy]

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[Barry Taylor]

The ShowCars ones are what I’ve always used. Right now I’m down to one bag of em!

 

[Hoyt99]

Well,you don’t ever want to run out of them,

 

[32witha409]

One way that I have used before is to drill the existing holes (if needed) and tap 10-24, , then safety wire them with .025 or .032 safety wire. You'll need drilled head screws or just use AN drilled fasteners.

 

[Skip FIx]

One way that I have used before is to drill the existing holes (if needed) and tap 10-24, , then safety wire them with .025 or .032 safety wire. You'll need drilled head screws or just use AN drilled fasteners.

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