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Wheel bolt threads.
I have recently had to change a wheel on my cdt, getting the car up was not a problem as I have a 12v jack as I have a large stomach hernia which makes it difficult to use the scissor jack. Putting the new wheel on was a big problem, getting the holes lined up with the wheel. I want a bolt the same thread as the wheel bolts so I can insert the bolt and locate the wheel that way and then put the other bolts in easily then take the new bolt out. Does anyone know what size the bolts are please?. Thanks, John.
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9th February 2018, 19:00 | #2 |
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14mm I think John
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The thread is M14 x 1.5mm pitch and there's 25mm of thread depth on the bolts.
What you need is a wheel changing stud. You can get these from eBay. They're a 6 inch or so long bar with one end threaded M14 x 1.5. You just screw that into a bolt hole so the wheel will sit on it while you place the bolts. Can't remember the official term for it. Very handy when you're not the yoot ya'were. Here'yar https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Car-Alloy-Wheel-Bolt-Stud-Alignment-Align-Tool-M14-x-1-5/231466008055?hash=item35e472fdf7:g:3oAAAOSwFfhZ3eQ z TC Last edited by T-Cut; 9th February 2018 at 19:08.. |
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Many thanks Ron and TCut, I am going straight on e.bay now. John.
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I went on e.bay to look for the bolt and found "wheel bolt alignment tool", to see if it fits my wheel I typed in MGzt and it says "will not fit". It says M14 1.5. Any ideas?. Thanks, John.
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That will fit fine thread & pitch are the same.
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Thanks Phil, I will order one today. John.
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What a great idea if you have to change a wheel in the dark - by the side of the road.
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