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steering wheel nut

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ello, anyone know wat size socket fits this please,steve
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RE: steering wheel nut

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big - I got my mechanic to undo it for me when I was in there and then drove home with it finger tight and pulled the steering wheel off then. Dad has got his ½" drive socket set with larger sizes back from his brother but I'm not sure if that has the right size in it.

If no one knows off the top of their head I can most likely find out for you as i need to take mine off again as the indercators aren't self cancelling at the mo.
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cheers mate ,was hoping to find out today for sure so i can go buy socket,steve
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1 5/16 AF, same {I'm told) as a Mini.
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cheers bruv
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Post by woo »

My '62 948 uses a 3/4 Whitworth for steering wheel nut. I understand from previous correspondence that Series 11s need a 7/8 whitworth Box Spanner.
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its for a 71 trav, got a 30mm socket but too small :o , need to fit nice 3 spoke ,cheers mate
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I'm worried now - did it fit? Does on mine, all late models.
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aint got it yet mate,off and on with aid of wood chisel :lol:
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Post by rayofleamington »

Hi Steve,
Sorry about being late - was fiddling with #14 +generally enjoying life instead of being online.

You want a 33mm socket from Halfords. It also fits the cap on rear of M/C (if/when fit remote reservoir)
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thanks ray
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That too! Humble apologies for being so imperial...
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Post by rayofleamington »

That too! Humble apologies for being so imperial...
don't apolgise - the metric is wrong, however it's more readily available and does the job ;-)


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Post by Blunt »

cold chisel is crude but never fails....


tip: once you get the nut off, don't sit in the drivers seat and just pull...you'll end up with a bloody nose or worse (think dental bills!)

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