Need the size for the rear upper shock bolts

Kejtar

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• Jul 25, 2003

• #1

GRRR I knew I had it written down (or actually I had an email with the size saved someplace from before) but as life has it when you need it, you can't find it.... so anyways, does anyone remember what's the size and thread pitch for the rear upper bar bin bolt?

Thanks
Remi aka Kejtar

 

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Jeep'nD

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• Sep 17, 2003

• #2

Did you ever get that bolt size?

Called a Jeep dealer and the only thing they could tell me was the Mopar PN J4200089.

 

Kejtar

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• Sep 17, 2003

• #3

Yup.. thanks

 

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Jeep'nD

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• Sep 17, 2003

• #4

That was actually a question. What is the screw size?

Thnx

 

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AZ Jeff

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• Sep 17, 2003

• #5

I **THINK** it's M10x1.5 thread pitch. Length is not too important, as long as they are at least 30mm long.

 

Kejtar

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• Sep 17, 2003

• #6

Jef... that's the size of the crossmember bolts! Those were I think 3/8".... I think... unfortunately I can't find anywehre where I wrote that down

Kejtar

 

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Jeep'nD

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• Sep 29, 2003

• #7

For the record, the scew/bolt is 5/16 x 18.

See my thread for details:
Busted rear scock bolts

 

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AZ Jeff

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• Sep 29, 2003

• #8

Jeep'nD said:

For the record, the scew/bolt is 5/16 x 18.

Click to expand...

That would be VERY SURPRISING, since vitually ALL OEM hardware on an XJ is METRIC.

Yeah, some miscellaneous fasteners in the interior are SAE, but all the chassis stuff and engine hardware I have ever touched was ALL METRIC.

 

Kejtar

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• Sep 29, 2003

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I'm pretty sure they are not metric as I was able to buy them as grade 8 in Home Depot

Kejtar

 

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Jeep'nD

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MA

• Sep 29, 2003

• #10

Well, when I called around, dealers don't stock it typically. They also cannot tell you what the measurements are. Like I said, I guaged it, and it fit the teeth. I went wheelin' this weekend and the shocks are still in there, anti-seize and all. Also, I used a 9/16 inch socket to get 'em on/off.

P.S. I got my Grade 8 replacements at Home Depot as well.

 

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XJJPR

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• Sep 30, 2003

• #11

Depending on the year:

5/16" course thread

or

8mm X 1.5 thread ( usually newer years)

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