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Thread: Rounded/stripped propshaft nut.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brad110 View Post
    There is a socket and extn tool available which is slimmer than conventional ones and provides better access.
    Get yourself one of these tools and the removal of propshaft nuts will be very quick and easy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    Ok keep using your metric spanners boys and keep complaining about your stripped bolts ect
    Can you explain how a tighter fitting spanner will strip a bolt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    Ok keep using your metric spanners boys and keep complaining about your stripped bolts ect
    The nuts were already desperately in need of a Refresh, otherwise I wouldn't be so blase about it.
    Besides, I don't have any more 14mm spanners
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    Quote Originally Posted by joel0407 View Post
    Can you explain how a tighter fitting spanner will strip a bolt?

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    Dont have to as this is what this whole thread is about the proof lyes with in

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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    Dont have to as this is what this whole thread is about the proof lyes with in
    I'm guessing it must have been pretty poor quality spanner if it snapped. I am also guessing it stretched before it snapped and this when the bolt was rounded off.

    I don't know if my bolt were original but there is no way I could have fitted a tighter spanner.

    9/16 is 14.2875 therefore a 14mm spanner is smaller and should be a tighter fit.

    I would mind getting myself a set of Metrinch spanners as I have managed to round of a heap of LR bolts. I have never had the problem with any other vehicle I have owned like I do with my Disco so I'm putting it down ti the bolts not the tools. If its a plan standard bolt I'll replace it every time.

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