Trip meter retaining nut.

maraudermikeMember

Does anyone know the size of the nut that holds the trip meter reset to the bottom of the dash. As I recall it is supposed to be a knurled retaining ring, I'll settle for the thread size and find a nut.

8/7/2010:52 AM

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lf-tp2511Member

No guarantees but the best I can measure I believe it is M10x.75

Larry

8/7/204:01 PM

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maraudermikeMember

Thanks lf, I had originally tried that but it didn't seem quite right. I had forgotten the fine metric threads never seem to feel the same way as their SAE counterpart. M10 x .75 does work.

8/12/2011:24 AM

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