Wurth Manifold Studs

Anyone know the up to date Wurth part numbers for manifold studs and nuts? I have 01250835 for the studs and 003662 for the nuts but neither come up on our Wurth account
cheers

What about TE108052 ?

sierrafery said:

What about TE108052 ?

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Wurth don’t do LR part numbers, not on trade anyway. We found them eventually- they’ve changed a lot of their catalogue numbers, so we’ll have quite a few spare sets if anyone else needs them

HI, I know this is quite old, do you still have the Wurth part numbers please?

Thanks
Mark

mad85 said:

HI, I know this is quite old, do you still have the Wurth part numbers please?

Thanks
Mark

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Available here....
https://twinwoods4x4.co.uk/product/...ld-studs-and-nuts-for-defender-and-discovery/

No, i would like to know the wurth part number if possible

the reason is that I already have the uprated M8 Wurth studs but I had damaged the existing thread in the head taking out 2 broken studs and need to upgrade them to M10 studs. thought about using helicoils or similar thread repair kits but do not see the point of having those when i can simply use M10 studs. So, basically I would like to know the specifications of the M8 studs so I can purchase M10 studs with similar specifications.

mad85 said:

So, basically I would like to know the specifications of the M8 studs so I can purchase M10 studs with similar specifications.

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I doubt it works like that. Better get the caliper and measure those lenghts shown in the diagram(second pic in the bottom line) on one of your M8 studs and choose the proper M10 based on measurements https://eshop.wuerth.de/is-bin/INTE...aignName=CS005&RecoId=box1@productdetailpageA

Wurth sell lots of things, it's up to you to decide what grade/size of stud you will use. Many of the stud kits on eBay advertised as "Wurth" are no better than the standard Land Rover ones.

found a wurth shop close by. took my m8 studs and was able to sell me similar M10 studs. unfortunately dont have the part number to share

mad85 said:

found a wurth shop close by. took my m8 studs and was able to sell me similar M10 studs. unfortunately dont have the part number to share

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At least you've got some now The last time I did any M10 replacements we used some M10 threaded rod