237139 - Bolt – 1/4 BSF

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Bolt - 1/4 BSF is a standard British Standard Fine thread bolt used across the Series range as a general fastener in body, chassis, and mechanical assemblies built to pre-metric BSF specifications.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 1
Land Rover Series 2 and 3

Fitment Notes Fitment data limited — derived from web research, verify if uncertain
SERIES I/II/IIA/III — 1/4 BSF bolt, standard Series-era fastener

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237139

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Frequently asked questions

What is the 1/4 BSF bolt used for?

The 1/4 BSF bolt is a general-purpose fastener with a 1/4 inch British Standard Fine thread, used across Series Land Rovers in body, chassis, and mechanical assemblies. BSF threads were standard on Series-era vehicles built before the switch to metric fasteners.

Which Land Rovers use the 1/4 BSF bolt?

The 1/4 BSF bolt fits Series 1, 2, 2A, and 3 Land Rovers, which were built using British Standard Fine threads. It won't suit later metric-threaded vehicles. If your project mixes original and replacement parts, check the thread before fitting, as BSF and metric bolts aren't interchangeable.

How can I tell a 1/4 BSF bolt from a metric one?

A 1/4 BSF bolt has an imperial head size, so a metric spanner won't grip it cleanly, and the 1/4 inch refers to its shank diameter. BSF and metric threads can look similar but aren't compatible, so if a bolt won't start by hand, stop and check the thread rather than forcing it.