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They are bolts with a threaded part above the "nut". The entire bolt will come out when you loosen.

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Q: The head bolts on my 4.0 don't look like bolts they look like nuts on studs with 1-2 of thread above the nuts do the nuts come off the studs or will the studs come out?
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