I have a big box of assorted takeoff bolts and nuts from all of the Harleys I have owned.
Today I needed three of these nuts but I only had two. (I used them to secure a laydown license plate which was not their original purpose.)
They are threaded 1/4 inch coarse. (20TPI I think.)
Does anyone know what this goes to so I can buy some more?
If it helps, all of my bikes have been 2016 or newer.
Thanks!
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Harley part # should be 7716.
My local Ace hardware has a large selection of specialty nuts and bolts, I'm sure they have something very close if I needed.
McMaster Carr probably carries those as well.
It's called a flange nut should be very easy to find in a hardware aisle.
Mike
Available at Allens Fasteners in 12 pt and other finishes too. Quick and reasonable service.
HD part # is 7499. On police bikes two of them are used to hold the seat fairing to the rear fender.
Looks to be from the front lower motor mount,,,,,,,,,,,, :idunno:
1/4-20 flange nut (7499) is used a couple places, holds the cruise module in place 95-07 touring, two piece seats on some road king models, cop application as mentioned above, etc.
I knew you guys would know what it was!
Thanks!
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and here I thought it was the flange nut for the exhaust ...
Rob
Quote from: CndUltra88 on December 17, 2018, 06:01:04 AM
and here I thought it was the flange nut for the exhaust ...
Rob
That's a 7593, 5/16-24 flange nut.
Quote from: fleetmechanic on December 16, 2018, 02:21:12 PM
HD part # is 7499. On police bikes two of them are used to hold the seat fairing to the rear fender.
Yup, same part is used to bolt the OEM rider-backrest socket assembly to the rear fender.
Also looks like the inner fairing to bracket nut on Road Glides.
Zach
Has your brother in law hasn't been your garage.
I believe those nuts go to the U bolts that hold the top of harley lower farings.
Compensator nut for 2020?
cling
There will prolly be some of these on the new Electric Glide.