79039 - Spire Nut

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Spire Nut, a J-type sheet-metal spring nut (also known as a speed nut) used to secure trim, panels and fittings.

The nut clips over a panel edge or into a pilot hole and presents a captive thread that receives a self-tapping screw, spreading the fixing load and resisting loosening from vibration. Supplied individually.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 1 1989-1998 (L318)
Range Rover Classic up to 1994

Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 1 1989-1998 — Heater Assembly
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1986-1994 — Bodyside Outer Panels, Rear Lamps, Heater Assembly. J-type spring/spire nut.

Alternative Codes

79039

In stock 57 units

45 · Gouda 12 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Spire Nut and what does it do?

A Spire Nut is a J-type sheet-metal spring nut, also called a speed nut. It clips over a panel edge or into a pilot hole and presents a captive thread that takes a self-tapping screw, spreading the fixing load and resisting loosening from vibration.

Where is this spire nut used on the vehicle?

On these Land Rovers the spire nut secures trim and panels: the Discovery 1 1989-1998 heater assembly, and the Range Rover Classic 1986-1994 bodyside outer panels, rear lamps and heater assembly.

How many spire nuts do I need?

You'll typically need one spire nut per screw location, so order to suit your panel or trim job. They're often renewed once removed, as the spring steel can lose its grip after being bent back.

Are any special tools needed to fit it?

No special tools are typically needed. The spire nut pushes onto the panel edge or into the hole by hand, then the self-tapping screw draws into the captive thread to pull the panel tight.