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rover bolts!!

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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rover bolts!!

Post by evanstaniland »

just would like to know what the size of the bolts are that hold the transfer onto the gearbox on a n lt230?? there the ones with the weird looking ones!!!

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Post by cooter »

12mm head from memory gotta use the smaller headed bolts so u can get a spanner onto them
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Post by 460cixy »

i gather there the 12 sided jobs use a double hex socket or spanner
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Post by evanstaniland »

well i un-did some and i got double hex 10mm and some 13mm single hex but i got it apart!!! yay!!

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Post by awright »

LRF Land Rover Funny sizing I think King Chrome are putting a set of spanners and sockets together for it
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Post by KiwiBacon »

The LT230 is held to the gearbox by M10 bolts.

The LT77 I had has double hex head M8 bolts holding the gearbox itself together.
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