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One of my driveline bolts is missing and the nut of course. I was wondering where could I get these would napa have an equivilantnumber or?
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driveline bolts
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ah1955
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You need to be a little more decriptive on where the bolt is missing but unless the bolt would have a speicl shoulder as a line up any hardware store should be able to match you up.
Just check a bolt next to or in a simeral use for the code that is stamped on the head so you will get the same hardness rated bolt as a replacment.
Just check a bolt next to or in a simeral use for the code that is stamped on the head so you will get the same hardness rated bolt as a replacment.
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Last week I was under my truck and found all my driveline bolts loose on the short driveshaft between the tranny and transfer case. Probably a good time for everybody to get under there and check them.
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thats the one im missing
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I would just take one of the other bolts out and bring it to a hardware store and match it up as best as possible.
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they are just 1 3/4"(overall length) long 1/2" grade 8 fine SAE fine thread bolt's
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And locking nuts!
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This kind of locking nut has a limited number of on-off cycles. You may think about replacing them if they don't lock.
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We used to call them jack shaft bolts. They used to loosen all the time and we had to check and tighten them all the regularly. I think Bjorn is correct about the lock nuts, but I also think that the bolts get stretched and loose torque over time. Any good quality grade 8 bolt and nut will work, however the “correct” nut will be a FLEXLOC nut by SPS fasteners.