Whats this gear lever bolt called?

It's M6 x 16mm pan head T30Torx

Actually cheese head, as the sides of the head are parallel, but a pan head would do the trick.

Like I said, put a drop of loctite on to stop it happening again or, you could add a nylock nut, in which case you would want an m6 x 20.
 
Roymondo said:
Can you not simply measure across that part of your gear lever with a ruler? It's about 20mm on mine (2011 GSA).
Click to expand...

I could, but I'm not with my bike today.

AberdeenAngus said:
It's M6 x 16mm pan head T30Torx

Actually cheese head, as the sides of the head are parallel, but a pan head would do the trick.

Like I said, put a drop of loctite on to stop it happening again or, you could add a nylock nut, in which case you would want an m6 x 20.
Click to expand...

Thanks AA, Ill take a look for one in a diy shop as my BMW dealer isn't open until Tuesday.
 

Attachments

  • IMG_5198.jpg
    IMG_5198.jpg
    117.1 KB · Views: 62
See post #19 Bear. Only the upper section of the hole is threaded. Putting it in from the top won't work as it wont 'pinch'.
Stick it in from the bottom with a drop of Loctite (other thread mangling compounds are available).
 
AberdeenAngus said:
See post #19 Bear. Only the upper section of the hole is threaded. Putting it in from the top won't work as it wont 'pinch'.
Stick it in from the bottom with a drop of Loctite (other thread mangling compounds are available).
Click to expand...

Thanks, I did see that post and I did initially insert it from the underneath, but it made no difference, the peg still rotated freely. Not sure why? I wondered if there was something that should press against the pug to trap it into place?
 
Ok, ive solved my problem. The M6 torx bolt does work as suggested when inserted from the underside, I just wasn't tightening it enough to clamp the peg in position! :rolleyes:

Thanks for the help.:thumb2
 
The Bear said:
Ok, ive solved my problem. The M6 torx bolt does work as suggested when inserted from the underside, I just wasn't tightening it enough to clamp the peg in position! :rolleyes:

Thanks for the help.:thumb2
Click to expand...

You never played with Meccano as a child, did you? :augie
 
Nippy Normans supply Touratech, Wunderlich, Desert Fox and many other makes of accessories.
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

gear lever bolt sheared
Replies
3
Views
1,560
Bendy toy
Gear Lever Bolt Constantly Coming Loose
2
Replies
22
Views
5,140
robc


Back
Top Bottom