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Old 08-12-2006, 10:33 AM
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Axle Nut Size

Anyone know what size front hub/axle nut socket I will need for my 2000 Blazer 4x4. I tried to search it on the web and this forum but not having any luck today. I found two different answers: 32mm and 36mm -- obviously both can't be right. Thanks.
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Re: Axle Nut Size

My 98 LT 4x4 as well as my son's 2000 Grand Am uses a 36mm nut.
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Re: Axle Nut Size

36mm @ 180 ft pounds
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Re: Axle Nut Size

Thanks guys.
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