[tom1979]

Adjusting the steering today to give a better steering lock and one f the bolts snapped. I have made one welding a nut to some m12 threaded bar I had but does anyone know what the part number for them is? Td5 90 year 2000. Many thanks!

 

[-Defender110-]

Adjusting the steering today to give a better steering lock and one f the bolts snapped. I have made one welding a nut to some m12 threaded bar I had but does anyone know what the part number for them is? Td5 90 year 2000. Many thanks!

first of all its a nut and bolt ffs, you can get them anywhere, no need for part numbers!

Secondly, just out of curiosity i decided to check if LR actually bothered to list this with specific part numbers and they did! so here you go

Bolt:

AFU1234

Nut:

NT112041

 

[tottot]

You have fixed it so why bother?

 

[tom1979]

first of all its a nut and bolt ffs, you can get them anywhere, no need for part numbers!

Secondly, just out of curiosity i decided to check if LR actually bothered to list this with specific part numbers and they did! so here you go

Bolt:

AFU1234

Nut:

NT112041

Thanks! Better to try and use the right bits. I know it's just a nut and bolt!

 

[tom1979]

You have fixed it so why bother?

I don't think the MOT man will like homemade nuts and bolts!

 

[mlucas110]

Nothing wrong with getting the right parts rather than a bodge! Best to keep on top of it


Saying that I the worst for doing a quick bodge!