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ObiHann
 Post subject: What size bolt is this?
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The bolts that hold the back seat in, the smaller ones... what size is that? They hold the brackets down that are a support for the back seats, there is usually 1 bolt on each side, than 2 close to the middle. I lost one when I was taking my carpets out... Maybe I will just replace them all with stainless steel LOL

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Just had mine off this weekend, along with everything else in the interior. It is either a 10mm or a 12mm. Just can't remember which one...

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The bolts that hold the back seat in, the smaller ones... what size is that? They hold the brackets down that are a support for the back seats, there is usually 1 bolt on each side, than 2 close to the middle. I lost one when I was taking my carpets out... Maybe I will just replace them all with stainless steel LOL


I believe they are 10 mm... If you have the others....shouldn't you be able to tell :?

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I have the other... but I was kind of hoping I could get it off the top of someones head, that way I don't have to walk into a store and say "do you have one of these?" and feel like a idiot :D

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I have the other... but I was kind of hoping I could get it off the top of someones head, that way I don't have to walk into a store and say "do you have one of these?" and feel like a idiot :D


yes, I know that feeling.... :wink:

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I have the other... but I was kind of hoping I could get it off the top of someones head, that way I don't have to walk into a store and say "do you have one of these?" and feel like a idiot :D


yes, I know that feeling.... :wink:


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I have the other... but I was kind of hoping I could get it off the top of someones head, that way I don't have to walk into a store and say "do you have one of these?" and feel like a idiot :D
You know that most places that sell fastners will have bolt size charts so you do not need to ask that question,just bring the bolt in and find the corisponding nut that fits it to get the bolt size.
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Cool, thanks for the info! I shall have to go a hardware shop on the way home :D

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Cool, thanks for the info! I shall have to go a hardware shop on the way home :D


they also have these neat little guages that you stick a bolt in to find the size for sell as well, have a couple hanging in the garage so I know as soon as I pull a bolt out what size it is, also have for drill bits etc. great little tools for reference

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tommudd wrote:
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Cool, thanks for the info! I shall have to go a hardware shop on the way home :D


they also have these neat little guages that you stick a bolt in to find the size for sell as well, have a couple hanging in the garage so I know as soon as I pull a bolt out what size it is, also have for drill bits etc. great little tools for reference



Well, maybe Ill get that too LOL

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You guys wouldn't believe the tools I have available to measure thread pitches/diameters/tapers, etc.

Never taken the seats out so I don't know for certain but if the head is 12mm, then the thread pattern is probably something like M10x1.5 or M8x1.25.

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