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- Duck River
More than a year ago I was doing some work on the front end of my Jeep and at the end of the day I had this extra bolt, or cap screw for those of you who want to be technical. I knew at the time where it went and being only semi-smart, I set it on the dashboard right in front of the steering wheel as a reminder to install it before driving anywhere. Alas, I was not smart enough to write down what it was for and I didn't anticipate that so much time would pass before I got back to work on the rig, and now I've forgotten. I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the axle or a related suspension component, such as the track bar, tie rod, or sway bars.
The bolt's an inch and a quarter in length, not counting the head. One inch is threaded and a quarter inch at the tip is not, as you can see in the pictures. The threads are 7/16-14, and the head is 15 mm wide between the flats. In other words, a 15 mm wrench fits it. There are markings on the head that include a 9 or a 6 and a symbol I'm not familiar with. I think it shows up pretty well on the picture.
Does this look familiar to anyone?
I doubt it matters, but my Jeep's a '99 with a 4.0, auto trans, NP242 TC.
The bolt's an inch and a quarter in length, not counting the head. One inch is threaded and a quarter inch at the tip is not, as you can see in the pictures. The threads are 7/16-14, and the head is 15 mm wide between the flats. In other words, a 15 mm wrench fits it. There are markings on the head that include a 9 or a 6 and a symbol I'm not familiar with. I think it shows up pretty well on the picture.
Does this look familiar to anyone?
I doubt it matters, but my Jeep's a '99 with a 4.0, auto trans, NP242 TC.