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Jim
Grant has been working in the automotive industry for over twenty
years. In addition, Jim is an ASE Master Technician with advanced
L/1 certification. He works as manager and technician in his
family's automotive business in New Hampshire. He writes weekly
automotive consumer columns and is editor of an automotive newsletter
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Jim Grant's Tech Tips
Wheel
Stud Identification
Q:
Can you tell me where I can find a wheel stud identification
chart that shows what size wheel studs are used on the various
vehicles, showing the vehicle names and their associated
wheel stud sizes?
Robert
A:
I not
aware of an identification chart that fits just the request
you’re making. But you can kind of reverse engineer
the answer to your question. I would suggest acquiring what
is called an automotive hardware & hard parts catalog
that is called a Buyer’s Guide and Applications catalog.
In this catalog, you can look up the vehicle requirements
and then refer to an illustrated part of the guide for the
physical dimensions of the wheel stud. We use a product
guide/catalog called Dorman to look up such hardware needs.
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