Jam nut size for e450 simulators?
I have a e450 chassis under a 3010 sunseeker. can anyone tell me the size of the Jam nut to hold down the rear simulators on the lug nut extenders? Or somewhere I can buy them?
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I'm gonna go with 9/16" diameter and 18 treads per inch, per this lookup at O'Reilly:
Dorman® AutoGrade™ - Wheel Lug Nut
Part Number: 611-127
Line: DOR
1 year limited warranty
• UPC: 19495111276
•Wheel Nut
Multiple Applications
•Black Oxide - Steel
- Thread Size: 9/16-18
•Flanged Nut - Black Oxide
- Steel
- Thread Size: 9/16-18
•Wheel Nut 9/16-18 Flanged Flat Face - 7/8 In. Hex, 1-1/16 In. Length
•Sold Individually
•Hex Size: 7/8 Inch
•Thread Size: 9/16-18 Inch
•Type: Flanged
•Seat Style: Flange
•Style: Flanged
•Thread Handing: Right Hand Thread
and Picture:
The 7/8" hex size is one of the four offered on my NAPA-brand cross-rim lug wrench. But not common enough for Harbor Fright to sell in their individual $4 English or Metric (23-mm) deep impact sockets. I was able to order a single one from Amazon, but $8.
The Jam Nuts for Dicor, as MOD noted above, would therefore be 9/16-18. THAT nut is 1-1/8, by the way. But if you have an extra piece in there, like your OP seems to say, we'd need more info to try to help with that.
Dorman® AutoGrade™ - Wheel Lug Nut
Part Number: 611-127
Line: DOR
1 year limited warranty
• UPC: 19495111276
•Wheel Nut
Multiple Applications
•Black Oxide - Steel
- Thread Size: 9/16-18
•Flanged Nut - Black Oxide
- Steel
- Thread Size: 9/16-18
•Wheel Nut 9/16-18 Flanged Flat Face - 7/8 In. Hex, 1-1/16 In. Length
•Sold Individually
•Hex Size: 7/8 Inch
•Thread Size: 9/16-18 Inch
•Type: Flanged
•Seat Style: Flange
•Style: Flanged
•Thread Handing: Right Hand Thread
and Picture:
The 7/8" hex size is one of the four offered on my NAPA-brand cross-rim lug wrench. But not common enough for Harbor Fright to sell in their individual $4 English or Metric (23-mm) deep impact sockets. I was able to order a single one from Amazon, but $8.
The Jam Nuts for Dicor, as MOD noted above, would therefore be 9/16-18. THAT nut is 1-1/8, by the way. But if you have an extra piece in there, like your OP seems to say, we'd need more info to try to help with that.
