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posted on July 12th, 2010 at 03:59 PM
WTB: Exterior mirror nut.


Hi all, me on the scrounge again. After having secured 2 exterior rearview mirrors..and fitting the right hand one successfully, can anyone tell me if I should use a specialised inner nut inside the door or can I use just about anything that will fit.?
If it is the former...does anyone have a spare one they would care to part with for a few gold shekels?
Oh..as I haven't had the left hand door lining off...do they come fitted with the bolt already but no hole?




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posted on July 12th, 2010 at 05:28 PM



i got an old mirror at home with bad glass, think its off a later beetle will post a pic when i get home, could even be type 3.



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posted on July 12th, 2010 at 08:44 PM



Gazza the nut inside the door is usually fixed but if it is not from memory it is 16mm,I have used a Mazda 323 rear hub nut cut in half on a couple of occasions,if you are stuck pm your address and I will post you one .Cheers Les
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posted on July 13th, 2010 at 12:28 AM



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Originally posted by Gazza265
Hi all, me on the scrounge again. After having secured 2 exterior rearview mirrors..and fitting the right hand one successfully, can anyone tell me if I should use a specialised inner nut inside the door or can I use just about anything that will fit.?
If it is the former...does anyone have a spare one they would care to part with for a few gold shekels?
Oh..as I haven't had the left hand door lining off...do they come fitted with the bolt already but no hole?


Supposedly, the nuts and holes were supposed to be there...
but not in Australia.. lol until much later..
the nut is an od size thread... and usually welded in place..
Mine is just sitting there... held it while I tightened the mirror

NOT an easy job... lol

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posted on July 13th, 2010 at 01:03 AM



Thanks for the offer Les, I think I'll get a stainless nut and large washer from a Nut and Bolt shop and use that. I wasn't sure if the thread was a VW only type of deal...stranger things have been known to occur.



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