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Thread: M5 bolt for fuel sender

  1. 11-03-2015, 12:02 AM #1
    lars1965
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    M5 bolt for fuel sender

    What is the correct M5 bolt for the fuel sender for the swb cars 1965-68 ?

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  2. 11-03-2015, 07:19 AM #2
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    It is shown in the PET as an AM 5x12 bolt with a M5.3 washer.
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  3. 11-03-2015, 10:39 AM #3
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    thanks, do you have a picture?
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    here you go

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  5. 11-03-2015, 11:26 AM #5
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    Tak skal du have
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    The washer is an aluminum washer .
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    That is referred to as a "Cheese Head" screw.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richy View Post
    The washer is an aluminum washer .
    I have noticed this before. What is the reason they used aluminum? I believe McMaster Carr sells the Cheese Head screw, thou no sure of sizes carried.
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    I believe aluminum was used to help seal possible leaks , same with the oil level sending unit .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richy View Post
    I believe aluminum was used to help seal possible leaks , same with the oil level sending unit .
    That makes sense. I just haven't seen anyone mention it as a "crush" washer before. It probably should be replaced if removed I guess?
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