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Old 02-04-2020, 11:52 AM   #1
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Anyone know off hand the size of the nut for my leaf springs? I have a 2019 32 RLI TT and while crawling underneath it I found a leaf spring bolt missing it’s nut. Don’t know when or where it fell off, could have come that way. Yikes!
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If I was in that position, I would put a wench on another leaf spring bolt/nut. Remove it and take it to a parts shop. If they are not a nut with nylon locking bushing inside. I would buy those type. Might be a good time to check other suspension parts.
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Anyone know off hand the size of the nut for my leaf springs? I have a 2019 32 RLI TT and while crawling underneath it I found a leaf spring bolt missing it’s nut. Don’t know when or where it fell off, could have come that way. Yikes!
A bit cool to look at it right now. I believe the bolts are 9/16" shouldered to 3/8". This would take a 3/8"NF nut. Buy either nylock or upset nuts.
Reason it didn't come out is because they are force splined into the shackles.
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If I was in that position, I would put a wench on another leaf spring bolt/nut. Remove it and take it to a parts shop. If they are not a nut with nylon locking bushing inside. I would buy those type. Might be a good time to check other suspension parts.
Yup! Since you have to go to the store anyway, you might as well take one from another shackle bolt.
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Yeah, I thought of that. Just thought I’d ask while I was out.
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