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[WTB] Need torque converter nuts for 4.0 S-Type
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Need torque converter nuts for 4.0 S-Type
I've been working on installing a transmission in my 2001 4.0 S-Type.
I was not the one who took the car apart, and I've also found evidence the previous owner(s) have had transmission work done to it in the past.
When I went to remove the torque converter, it only had 6 nuts holding it on. So, I am short a few nuts. (No comments from the peanut gallery!
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The local hardware places don't seem to have M10x1.0 metric nuts. I'm wondering if anyone out there has an S-Type they are parting out? If I can't buy the nuts I'm looking for here, I'm going to start hitting up the local junkyards to see if I can find an S-Type.
Thanks,
Robert
I was not the one who took the car apart, and I've also found evidence the previous owner(s) have had transmission work done to it in the past.
When I went to remove the torque converter, it only had 6 nuts holding it on. So, I am short a few nuts. (No comments from the peanut gallery!
)The local hardware places don't seem to have M10x1.0 metric nuts. I'm wondering if anyone out there has an S-Type they are parting out? If I can't buy the nuts I'm looking for here, I'm going to start hitting up the local junkyards to see if I can find an S-Type.
Thanks,
Robert
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From: Hazlet Township, NJ
I've been working on installing a transmission in my 2001 4.0 S-Type.
I was not the one who took the car apart, and I've also found evidence the previous owner(s) have had transmission work done to it in the past.
When I went to remove the torque converter, it only had 6 nuts holding it on. So, I am short a few nuts. (No comments from the peanut gallery! )
The local hardware places don't seem to have M10x1.0 metric nuts. I'm wondering if anyone out there has an S-Type they are parting out? If I can't buy the nuts I'm looking for here, I'm going to start hitting up the local junkyards to see if I can find an S-Type.
Thanks,
Robert
I was not the one who took the car apart, and I've also found evidence the previous owner(s) have had transmission work done to it in the past.
When I went to remove the torque converter, it only had 6 nuts holding it on. So, I am short a few nuts. (No comments from the peanut gallery!
)The local hardware places don't seem to have M10x1.0 metric nuts. I'm wondering if anyone out there has an S-Type they are parting out? If I can't buy the nuts I'm looking for here, I'm going to start hitting up the local junkyards to see if I can find an S-Type.
Thanks,
Robert
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How many nuts are you short?
MARYLAND METRICS 'HOME PAGE'
If the nuts are in any way different from plain old hardware store, best to
duplicate. For example, if they are flanged to spread the load.
MARYLAND METRICS 'HOME PAGE'
If the nuts are in any way different from plain old hardware store, best to
duplicate. For example, if they are flanged to spread the load.
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