Anyone know where these bolts might be from?

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I know it's a hike for you but sands ford redhill does good work..... not sure about ciocca, fred beans is o.k. not the best, parts guy is a ****....
 

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maybe there was a part involved that had recommended single use bolts and it has new ones in it. I've only ever heard of that for heads, but who knows. It's a pretty unusual fastener with the torx head and the way the tip of it is designed.

IIRC there is a thread about the high pressure fuel pump having single use bolts. Don't know if they had to remove the fuel pump.
 
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I found matching bolts with a little help from GCATX. There's 3 holding this flange (shaped similar to a thermostat flange) on right side cylinder bank that appear to be identical to the extra ones I found. Not going to lie, I'm not even sure what that is. I'm fairly ignorant on these newer engines, especially the electronics side. I tried looking on the Tasca site and couldn't find it. I was really surprised to find out the engine cover is a giant piece of foam when I took it off!

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Not to worry, it's an old mechanics trick to "prove" that they actually worked on your vehicle. Check for some oily smears on your upholstery and hand/finger-prints on your hood, right dead center on the front so you can't miss it; more dead giveaways. Seriously though, curious to see the outcome here.
 
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