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Syncro diesel question

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What length are the 2 M10 bolts that secure the rear end of the engine protection bars ?

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A guess would be 70mm

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Something Clive should know; he was looking for them on Thursday :lol:
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Mudlark wrote:Something Clive should know; he was looking for them on Thursday :lol:

Certainly not for his :D

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Oi, are you home already?

I know where mine are... the least of my problems!

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HarryMann wrote:Oi, are you home already?

I know where mine are... the least of my problems!

Yes had every type of weather to make it interesting.

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Same here! Got a bit frozen out there as the last hailsquall hit at nightfall, picked up my bits & bobs and ran for it again. Many thanks Andy, at least you know roughly where London is now (sortof :D )

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HarryMann wrote:Same here! Got a bit frozen out there as the last hailsquall hit at nightfall, picked up my bits & bobs and ran for it again. Many thanks Andy, at least you know roughly where London is now (sortof :D )

I don't need to know, as long as that irrating voice in tomtom knows, i will get where ever i am going (unless i am in the syncro).

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Syncroandy,
as my protection rails/sumpguard is/are standing in the car port at present I have been and measured the bolts. They are 60mm long (plus the heads) but I am sure they are 12mm diameter.

These are the ones which connect to the engine mounting tubes and point upwards & inwards at 45 degrees.

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Correct they're 19mm hex heads and M12s, if too long can't get them in from behind - anchor nuts would be handy for these, always a bit of a fiddle

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