What size carriage bolt does it need?
598138
the side bracket holes I used just a standard screw size, the top bracket I would recommend bolting all the way through the top for more support. Can't remember the sizes but they are pretty standard you can pick up the bolts at any Hard wear store.
598139
Look close at the picture. No carrige bolt. Looks like a # 12 screw. I redilled mine to 7/16 but I think a 1/4 would fit through the predrilled hole. Good Luck
1974552
Go to Google or somewhere like Tirerack and find out what the original size should be. Make sure when you order you get the right bolt pattern for your vehicle. They are all different.
741878
Your best bet is to get the measurement's and compare it to your bolt pattern sorry I couldn't help you more
2039010
I am not sure of the number. However, if the picture is the same as your carriage, it should work.
736289
Just make sure it is the correct one as there are quite a few variations. Mine was complete and fit perfectly. Make sure you buy the self tapping bolts as the older ones break during removal.
796206
I purchased longer ones that were made for heavy duty leaf springs. I think there about 1/4 or 1/2 inch longer which will make it easier to re-mount the u-bolt.
1648817
Measure your bars. The space between the clamp bolts is 3-1/2", so the bars can be no wider than that. If the bars are round, the clamping bolts will allow the bracket to clamp to a 1-7/8" tube. Flat bars can be 1-1/4 x 3-1/2". The carriage bolts that clamp the bracket can be exchanged for longer ones for thicker carrier bars, but these are pretty generous. I see that they bare practically giving these away. Sure beats $140 for Thule cradles!
2069284
I used a 30 mm. DEEPWELL socket on the nut with a 6 ft. Breaker bar/pipe. I cant remember the size of the bolt but I believe it was one or two sizes smaller.
1636879
The manual says to use a 3/8" bolt. Not sure if a larger bolt will also work.
1996721
Pedal bolt size should be universal; whatever pedals you buy should work. Just make sure you put the left pedal on left crank arm and the right pedal on the right.
317888
It will work fine. May need to make a simple plate to mount it if the bolt spread doesn't match up. A real simple part that you can make yourself.
557912
depends on your thread type and stud length. I think amazon has a vehicle part finder that may find what you are looking for.
1635481
That staggered bolt pattern is for flywheel/ flexplate with 168 teeth. The straight across bolt pattern is for the smaller 153 tooth. So depending on what size flywheel/flexplate you're using, will determine if this will work or not.
2190195
It needs to be in the 3/4 to 7/8 inch range. You could adapt to a smaller diameter by adding padding to the handlebar -- perhaps several layers of duct tape -- and you could go larger by replacing the threaded bolt with a longer one.
1963652
Any grade 8 bolt will work. I don't have to worry about rust where I live but people up north rattle can with rustoleum. Hope that helps.
348456
I would go with what curt says. Some of the configurations are different. Check underneath yourself and see if the number of bolt holes and placement are the same.
923319
Nope, just checked. It just needs two more millimeters. But you can go to home depot or whatever and get a longer bolt of the same diameter, it'll work perfectly.