John Himself
Oct 18th, 03, 6:05 AM
im stupid, i dont know where it went. its the big nut in the center than holds the wheel on. does anyone know what size it is or where i could buy one. if anyone has an extra i'll buy it from ya
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mr409 Oct 18th, 03, 9:17 AM Junkyard will get you one. I think a stock lug nut might fit until you get there. :D BillK Oct 18th, 03, 10:54 AM John, Most suto parts stores should have them. They were the same size for about 40 years. If not, try the Chevy dealer, you may be surprised at what they can get you for older cars. John_Muha Oct 18th, 03, 11:55 AM Hit the pick-a-part places. Anyhing late 70s will work. Probably find something else while you are there anyway. John Himself Oct 18th, 03, 6:09 PM cool thanks ACLineman Oct 18th, 03, 7:56 PM If you can't find the nut you could always use a pickle grebber !! :D Sorry I saw your last post and see you have your hands full... graemlins/clonk.gif John D Oct 19th, 03, 5:58 PM I I remember right they're a wierd size and pitch - boneyard's the best bet. '69Larry Oct 19th, 03, 9:56 PM Yes, the problem is usually the nut behind the wheel! JIML82 Oct 19th, 03, 10:36 PM The thread on the end of the steering shaft was 9/16-18 UNC up until the 1978 model year. In 1978, the thread was changed to metric M14x1.5-6g. John Himself Oct 19th, 03, 10:56 PM i'll try to find one at the hardware store first. thanks | ||