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MOTORSEVERY BOLT HAS A HOME.HOW MAP REQUESTS WORK
Tell us your vehicle and component. We check the available references at no charge. There is no payment or obligation to buy.
We confirm whether we can produce the map, its price and estimated turnaround. If we cannot verify the component, we will tell you. A request does not guarantee production.
Once the finished map is verified and ready, we invite you to pay the agreed price. After payment, receive the PDF by email and access it in your account to download and print.
Paid ordering and PDF email delivery are not live yet. This is the process we will use at launch. We are currently accepting free review requests.
When sales open, verified maps already in the catalog will be available for immediate download after purchase. Missing maps require review and a separately confirmed lead time. A free account is required for downloads; your owner access remains free.
BOLT MAP / FIELD GUIDE
A printable fastener organizer you can build with ordinary cardboard.
Match year, make, model, engine and component. Confirm the viewing orientation before removing hardware.
Use 8.5 × 11 inch paper at 100% / actual size. The miniature map is approximately 1:5–1:10, not a full-size component overlay.
Tape or staple the edges to a suitable piece of cardboard. Choose material strong enough to hold the removed fasteners.
Support the board on a safe work surface and use a pointed metal punch at each X. Punch-hole diameter follows the actual bolt, not the diagram scale.
Insert each removed bolt at the matching numbered position. Follow verified length/type labels where provided.
Return each fastener to its original location using the approved service procedure. Bolt Maps do not replace repair instructions or torque specifications.
Expanded layouts will be clearly labeled when miniature positions would be crowded. Never assume a template is compatible because its outline looks similar.
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