nut size?

[john]

on the driveshaft to hub on a w-reg 1.8 berlingo RPO 08606

number 9 i beleive?



biggest i have is 32mm and its bigger than that

[reblack68]

I'm pretty sure it's 36mm.

What part of Fife are you in?

[kenhall1202]

I think the numbers in the description reveal all: 24x150 -14 - 35. Shaft diameter 24mm, thread pitch 1.5mm, depth? 14mm, across the flats 35mm.

[john]

well i didnt have a measuring tape to hand so got a piesce of paper and "traced" it worth my oily finger, measured it when i got home and made it out to be 35-ish mm, they are about a tenner each so dont really wanna buy more than 1

[VertVega]

35 mm
(320 Nm )

[red_dwarfers]

Do you have any marine salvage/government surplus type places around your area? When I think 'where on earth am I going to be able to get my hands on a v12 marine engine with pistons the size of dinner plates/dirty great spanner or socket/deactivated anti air craft gun/5" thick rope/small second hand filing cabinet' I go to this place http://www.woods-group.co.uk/

[flying clutchman]

I've always used my 30 year old 36mm 3/4 drive socket on citroen/peugeot driveshafts. The only ones that are different is the very small models like saxo/106. Itreasure this socket because I had the outer wall machined down so that it will fit inside the hub centre. Nowadays you can buy special thin-walled sockets. Don't know if they're as strong as mine though!

[kenhall1202]

For many years on various Citroen/Peugeot drive shaft nuts I have used an Elora 3/4"drive socket marked 13/16W 15/16 BS (internal dimension = 35.7mm).
A Britool one is available on ebay:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BRITOOL-HB139 ... 19bb824f6e" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[john]

ended up i bought a 35mm and it fitted