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PostPosted: Mon May 17, 2010 4:25 pm 
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gday everyone!

so i spent 3 hrs yesterday trying to remove the large nut (im not sure what it is called) holding the wheel hub to the rear axle! in the end, i had to cut the nut in half :evil:!!!!!!

so i was wondering if anyone knew what this nut was called, and if anyone knows where i can get a spare from?? i had a quick look on the minisport website, and only found them for disk brakes

cheers!!!


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PostPosted: Mon May 17, 2010 4:33 pm 
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Which side was it, driver's or passenger's? The passenger side is a left-hand thread, so if you were trying to undo it anti-clockwise, you were actually tightening it ;)

It's called a 'castellated nut', but you're best off trying to get one from a Mini specialist, especially if it's the passenger-side one. If you do find one at a bolt supply place, often the slots for the split pin are too shallow.

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Is one side left hand thread?

Edit: to slow...

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I'm sure every mini specialist will have one lying around. Phone them up and talk to them as its not something you would commonly list on the net.


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