YOUR RESEARCHLooking for a part number - rubber compression nut?
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Do any of you happen to know the part number for the rubber compression nut with a metal threaded insert that is used in combination with a bolt to hold down the plastic trim panels which cover the front strut tops? They always seem to have failed on 996es I buy, either the rubber coming apart or the threaded part fusing itself to the bolt. I want to pick up a handful in my next parts order, but I can't find them on the fiche.
Aha, found it. For future reference it is p/n 99950009200.
and in the useless knowledge realm; often called a well nut in the outside world.
Ace Hardware sell them in various sizes too.
Thanks, guys. "Well nuts", who knew! My Ace doesn't do much metric, but I'll give a look. I'm sure mcmaster-carr has them cheaper, but I don't need bulk quantites.
Dimensions of the OEM part supplied by Wellnut Dimensions of the OEM part
Wow, thank you!
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