Tap sizes for captive plate behind A post

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patsy582c
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Tap sizes for captive plate behind A post

Post by patsy582c »

Hi, i'm new to all this & have just bought a four door saloon and am currently fitting some better doors. However some of the studs in the A post have snapped, could anyone tell me the correct tap size??? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Post by Alec »

Hello Patsy,

from memory they are 5\16" BSF. I suggest you order some replacement bolts and check with the supplier.

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Post by patsy582c »

Hi Alec thanks for the advise will try the tap and new bolts the weekend. :lol:
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Post by Kevin »

If I remember correctly the front shocker mounting bolts are the same thread but obviously longer as they can be used to stop the plate in the A post from falling from position if they retaining lugs have gone as they often do.
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