steering wheel nut size
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steering wheel nut size
hi chaps,
just a quick question, should go and look myself really, but here goes.
dipswitch went on my mk2 last week, so have another ordered, however it seems that the steering wheel has to come off to get to change it. what size is the nut? i am a bit short of larger sockets so may have to order one.
thanks
just a quick question, should go and look myself really, but here goes.
dipswitch went on my mk2 last week, so have another ordered, however it seems that the steering wheel has to come off to get to change it. what size is the nut? i am a bit short of larger sockets so may have to order one.
thanks
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Re: steering wheel nut size
I think it's a 32?
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Re: steering wheel nut size
3/4 withworth of 1 5/16inc AF not sure in metric though
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Re: steering wheel nut size
33 in metric if I'm not mistaken.
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Re: steering wheel nut size
thankyou very much.
will get this done as soon as parts arrive from minisport
will get this done as soon as parts arrive from minisport
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Re: steering wheel nut size
33 is non existingenthusiastic youth wrote:33 in metric if I'm not mistaken.
Bought me a 34mm this morning.
Works OK.
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Re: steering wheel nut size
same as a mini i believe remember taking one off one for a marina few years back
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steering wheel nut size
The original imperial size is 1-5/16", so 33mm is the nearest metric match.
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/131466172632
For info the nut reference is ACH6001 available from any real Mini we shop.
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http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/131466172632
For info the nut reference is ACH6001 available from any real Mini we shop.
Chris
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Re: steering wheel nut size
You mean it's not a hammer and a screwdriver?!
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1974 1973 Tundra Black Tulip 1800 SDL TC Estate "Mud"- Freshly Franked rolling shell.
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Re: steering wheel nut size
i bought a 33mm socket from halfrauds so they exist, and thats a perfect fit
Re: steering wheel nut size
I made a flogging spanner for the crankshaft nut and thats a perfect fit for the steering wheel nut.
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