how do you screw them in if they are round? Is the diamond a cap that goes over the bolt?
1954486
You would push it through the holes in the car a secure via the bolt on the back side. None of my vehicles have a hole through the trunk. That's why I threw them away.
1954487
No these do not go over the bolt but instead of the bolt. In other words, these are the bolt to attach to car. Just a little more bling but are not necessary since there it already enough sparkle on the license plate cover itself.
1954488
you just screw them in. Round is not a significance. The diamond is part of the screw/bolt.
627544
Hello,They are metal bolts with plastic twists on each end to hold the two pieces together. Not sure what size this particular model takes, but here is an example of what they look like: http://www.petmate.com/hardware-78-screwRyanSJK Products Inc.
2060484
If you don't have the head of the bolt there these will not work. you will need the SpeedOut Damaged Screw Extractor & Bolt Extractor Set. these I bought was for a gift so I don't know how either have worked. It is about your only chance. Go real slow with the speed outs or they won't work. put your drill on slow to use.
464259
They have clips that attach to the outer lip of your steel rim. I encountered a problem where one of the clips was located in the same location as a wheel balance weight. My solution was to remove the hubcap mounting clip in that location. Be aware that these are a tight fit and will require some muscle to instal as you work your way around the wheel one clip at a time.
1555720
I used a 1/4" socket wrench with the hex drive bit to install the mounting bolts. If I recall, the threaded fasteners supplied have a thread-locking compound applied. I simply tightened the fasteners fully - without really "reefing" on them.They've remained in place an functional ever since (installed 6/14).
517612
No, these are protective hubcaps that fit over a standard wheel; they come with a tension hoop that you attach to the hubcap before firmly pressing them into place on the wheel. There are no instructions, so take off an old one and look how it's done. There is a dent in the hoop to be aligned with the tire valve stem. It's not hard, but takes some thought.
883428
They are adjustable with an allen wrench. Just loosen one end and slide to the correct size. Then tighten the allen screw.
2075661
The axel is inserted through the wheel then through the leg of the grille and secured by the cap (plug) at the inside of the leg. I used a small piece of wood held against the wheel side of the axel and then used a small hammer to tap the cap "onto" the other end of the axel.
22439
I just used the bolt I had. I didn't buy any. Just took old ring off and then put this one on.
1030471
Brian, I'll have to look when I get home later. There's a bolt that tightens into the stock tube to hold the stock portion on. I can't remember if there was more than one hole to screw into?
820368
I am sure the mechanics have a special tool. I used a needle nose plier, as recommended, but they did not do so well. The tips of the plier must fit into the slots on the threaded bolt and the plier must be kept at the right position. You got to try this to understand. It's "tricky", but it can be done without a special tool.
1414571
To get to the bolts (horizontal and vertical), there is a plastic cover on each side. Both sides just pop off (with a firm squeeze and tug). On one side, you should see a flat bolt, and on the other, a nut which can be loosened/tightened with the supplied wrench.
89443
These require rings or a built in clamp on the sight. You slip these inside the clamps on the rings or base and use the tightening screws on ring or base to tighten down on the dovetail.
1447413
I would be safe in saying yes. The cap is a fairly standard size fitting shot guns. Mine screwed right on. The rear post I drilled a hole in my composite stock with a hand drill using a bit slightly smaller than the pin and twisted it in after applying a touch of adhesive. Clipped on the rings and was done. Whole job took 5 minutes. Good luck.
1570208
It takes just a bit of elbow grease, that's all. I used two sets of pliers; one to hold the bolt and the other to hold the nut as I turned. Once you get past that white seal, it works fine.
303655
Simply bend the clamp to get it around the rops and bend it closed enough to get the bolt in the hole. Then tighten clamp as needed. These clamps are a very common way to attach various accessories without the need to drill.
1087529
I think there is a small screw that holds the cap in place. I'm not home so I can't check mine out. Sorry.