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251601 - Kroonmoer – 5/16 BSF

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Kasteelmoer - 5/16 BSF is een standaard zeskantige sleufmoer met 5/16 BSF (British Standard Fine) schroefdraad, gebruikt in verschillende bevestigingstoepassingen op Land Rovers uit de Series I, II, IIA en III.

De sleufkroon accepteert een splitpen om de moer in positie te vergrendelen, waardoor losraken onder trillingen wordt voorkomen - een veelvoorkomende vereiste op ophangings-, stuur- en asconstructies van de Series-periode.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 1
Land Rover Series 2 en 3
Fitment Notes Fitmentgegevens beperkt - afgeleid van webonderzoek, verifieer bij twijfel
SERIE I/II/IIA/III — 5/16 BSF kroonmoer, standaard Series-tijdperk bevestigingsmiddel
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251601

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Frequently asked questions

What is the 5/16 BSF castle nut used for?
The 5/16 BSF castle nut is a slotted hexagon nut with a 5/16 inch British Standard Fine thread. Its slotted crown takes a split pin through a drilled hole in the bolt or shaft, locking the nut so it can't vibrate loose. It's used on Series suspension, steering, and axle fastenings.
Which Land Rovers use the 5/16 BSF castle nut?
The 5/16 BSF castle nut fits Series 1, 2, 2A, and 3 Land Rovers, which use British Standard Fine threads. It won't fit later metric vehicles. The castellated design is common on hub, steering, and suspension fastenings where a split pin locks the nut in place.
Do I need a new split pin with the castle nut?
Yes, always fit a fresh split pin with a castle nut. Split pins are single-use and weaken once bent and removed, so reusing one risks the nut backing off. Fit the new pin through the nut's slots and the drilled hole, then spread the legs to lock it.

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