LifeinTransit wrote:It would even be a help to know what these washers were called so I could search for them. Cos I'm sure they're not called washers.
I need the studs, washers and 24mm nuts (The ones in this picture are 27mm)
These used to be common on mk3 Transits back in the day, I just don't understand why I can't find any now.
wojciech wrote:LifeinTransit wrote:It would even be a help to know what these washers were called so I could search for them. Cos I'm sure they're not called washers.
I need the studs, washers and 24mm nuts (The ones in this picture are 27mm)
These used to be common on mk3 Transits back in the day, I just don't understand why I can't find any now.
I went back in time to the roots. In Transit Mk1 there is this washer, called cone, No. 9 on the picture, finis 1546216, part No. 71VB 1K004 DA
But in later models Mk3/4/5 isn't actually (look for picture). So - I don't think you need this washers called "cone" ...
https://www.capri.pl/library/microfilms/transit74/E5.10
https://www.catcar.info/ford/?lang=en&l ... OTIwKzA%3D
vanfox wrote:No images showing here. If you look at the bottom left there's a button "upload attachment". Load the pic into your PC then hit the button and follow the instructions then we can see what you need. A breakers yard is your best bet.
LifeinTransit wrote:Thanks but I do need this washer, the wheels cannot safely line up without them.
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