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Old 12 August 2012, 09:37 AM
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Default Rear shocks grease nipple clunk fix

For those who have carried out this fix, what size grease nipple did you use?

Need to do this job myself and with the myriad of nipple sizes don't want to get some which will go too deep into the strut body

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Old 12 August 2012, 01:10 PM
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When I did this I just cut nipples to the right length. That way you can do then up so their shoulder sits against the strut and is secure. I also threadlocked them in place. Worked great.
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OK, thanks

I've seen these 10mm x 1mm (M10) 45 Degree Hydraulic Grease Nipples. Would they do the job do you think?

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Yeah thats pretty much what i used, I went M8 tho but dont make any difference.
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Originally Posted by bonesetter
OK, thanks

I've seen these 10mm x 1mm (M10) 45 Degree Hydraulic Grease Nipples. Would they do the job do you think?

M10 is quite big
Old 12 August 2012, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Wagon Gaz
M10 is quite big
When it says M10, does that mean 10mm is the dia of the thread? In which case that does look big
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Yeah m10 is 10ml thread diameter. I think haha
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