dag019 Well-Known Member Nov 28, 2024 #1 Old style rear rectangular fog light. The new replacements did not come with nuts! Who can tell me what size the nuts are. They are not an M6 despite the ones seized to the old one fitting a 10m socket.
Old style rear rectangular fog light. The new replacements did not come with nuts! Who can tell me what size the nuts are. They are not an M6 despite the ones seized to the old one fitting a 10m socket.
L lynall Well-Known Member Full Member Nov 28, 2024 #2 Measure the diameter of the thread, my guess would be m5 ie 8mm spanner.
dag019 Well-Known Member Nov 28, 2024 #3 That is my plan if I can’t get an answer online but calipers and thread gauges are at home and I am at the yard working on the body swap.
That is my plan if I can’t get an answer online but calipers and thread gauges are at home and I am at the yard working on the body swap.
dag019 Well-Known Member Nov 28, 2024 #4 lynall said: Measure the diameter of the thread, my guess would be m5 ie 8mm spanner. Click to expand... That is my plan if I can’t get an answer online but calipers and thread gauges are at home and I am at the yard working on the body swap.
lynall said: Measure the diameter of the thread, my guess would be m5 ie 8mm spanner. Click to expand... That is my plan if I can’t get an answer online but calipers and thread gauges are at home and I am at the yard working on the body swap.
Phill Active Member Nov 28, 2024 #5 I just removed the reverse light and it was M5. Rusted to all hell, so had to use a drill.
L lynall Well-Known Member Full Member Nov 28, 2024 #6 dag019 said: That is my plan if I can’t get an answer online but calipers and thread gauges are at home and I am at the yard working on the body swap. Click to expand... Ruler or tape will be accurate enough.
dag019 said: That is my plan if I can’t get an answer online but calipers and thread gauges are at home and I am at the yard working on the body swap. Click to expand... Ruler or tape will be accurate enough.
dag019 Well-Known Member Nov 29, 2024 #7 lynall said: Measure the diameter of the thread, my guess would be m5 ie 8mm spanner. Click to expand... Give that man a cookie. They were indeed an M5.
lynall said: Measure the diameter of the thread, my guess would be m5 ie 8mm spanner. Click to expand... Give that man a cookie. They were indeed an M5.
