Paging PaulW. Please, do you remember the size of this bolt?
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<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/135338/controlarm14.1.jpg"></center><p>If you recall it is the lower curved control arm bolt.
I am about to embark on a control arm trip and I want to have the hardware before I begin.
Thank you very much.
I am about to embark on a control arm trip and I want to have the hardware before I begin.
Thank you very much.
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I actually got my replacement at the dealer. I know, I know....high cost....but I don't think you'll find fradulant parts there. And for a suspension bolt, that's what I want to go with.
If you were to look it up in ETKA, it will give the size like M6 x 300 or something like that.
If you were to look it up in ETKA, it will give the size like M6 x 300 or something like that.
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For both facelift and prefacelift car:
Part number - 906 259 01, bolt, hex head with pin (combi) M12x1, 5x120x80
Nut: 101 064 02, shoulder hex nut, self locking, M12x1, 5
What is the actual size then? I'm going to say it's a M12 bolt, the thread pitch is 5, and the length is 120? or maybe it's 120 + 80 for the non threaded section for a total length of 200mm?
We need a fastener guy to chime in.
Part number - 906 259 01, bolt, hex head with pin (combi) M12x1, 5x120x80
Nut: 101 064 02, shoulder hex nut, self locking, M12x1, 5
What is the actual size then? I'm going to say it's a M12 bolt, the thread pitch is 5, and the length is 120? or maybe it's 120 + 80 for the non threaded section for a total length of 200mm?
We need a fastener guy to chime in.
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They've used a wrong bolt. You need 120/30. That long thread makes no sense. It just hold more water and rust faster. I've bought 120/30 in the hardware store with regular M12 thread (1.75). Fine thread makes no difference there. Use plastic insert nut.
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