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I bought a 2000 silverado 2500 6.0 harder with 4wd, but the previous owner had removed the front cv axles because he had broken one. I have replacements, but do not have the bolts that hold the axles to the differentials. There are 6 of them on each side.

 

I need to know the length, size, and thread so I can buy new ones. I have tried searching but can't find the information anywhere. I also can't find anywhere that sells the specific bolts.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I bought a 2000 silverado 2500 6.0 harder with 4wd, but the previous owner had removed the front cv axles because he had broken one. I have replacements, but do not have the bolts that hold the axles to the differentials. There are 6 of them on each side.

 

I need to know the length, size, and thread so I can buy new ones. I have tried searching but can't find the information anywhere. I also can't find anywhere that sells the specific bolts.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

This is one of those things I would consider buying at a dealer...

 

With that said, I would get a handful of metric bolts from the local hardware store and figure out the thread and length, then hit up a specialty fastener shop (fasenal) and see what they recommend for hardness.

 

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Randee Craft New Member

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You guys were a ton of help let me tell ya.... you literally did NOT answer the question that was asked, if you don't know yourself the DONT reply to the question..... DUH...🤤

 

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On 3/1/2023 at 9:26 PM, Randee Craft said:

You guys were a ton of help let me tell ya.... you literally did NOT answer the question that was asked, if you don't know yourself the DONT reply to the question..... DUH...🤤

 

Did you ever figure this out? Currently having same issue. Can you email me if so? [email protected]

 

Thx so much 

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swathdiver Senior Enthusiast

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5 hours ago, Alyssa4B said:

Did you ever figure this out? Currently having same issue. Can you email me if so? [email protected]

 

Thx so much 

Don't see the part number listed on several of my trusted sources.  They might be called Flange Bolts and I know they are torqued to 58 foot pounds.  If memory serves they take a 15mm socket.

 

Call your local dealer with the last 8 of your VIN.

 

They MIGHT be 26036835.

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Manvoice2790 New Member

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On 9/16/2017 at 4:47 PM, officerelmore said:

I bought a 2000 silverado 2500 6.0 harder with 4wd, but the previous owner had removed the front cv axles because he had broken one. I have replacements, but do not have the bolts that hold the axles to the differentials. There are 6 of them on each side.

 

I need to know the length, size, and thread so I can buy new ones. I have tried searching but can't find the information anywhere. I also can't find anywhere that sells the specific bolts.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

M10X1.5X25mm

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On 3/1/2023 at 9:26 PM, Randee Craft said:

You guys were a ton of help let me tell ya.... you literally did NOT answer the question that was asked, if you don't know yourself the DONT reply to the question..... DUH...🤤

 

M10X1.5X25mm. Just had this exact thing happen to me today, somehow all 6 bolts wandered off. Thankfully no other damage. But me posting this will help a ton of people I’d hope!

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