YOUR RESEARCHCrossmember nuts Missing, need part number
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So I discovered this weekend that the crossmember supporting what I think is the subframe had a loose bolt, and a missing bolt. I locktited the one nut and cranked it down, but now I"m struggling to find the part number for the other nut. I was hoping one of you might be able to help me so I can order a new one.
Its just a plain old M10 nut, you could get one at most any hardware store. But if you insist on paying the Porsche tax, it is 999.076.053.01
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