CV bolt size

[officerelmore]

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.

[sdeeter19555]

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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[Supreme Pizza]

Self service junk yard. $0.25 per bolt. OEM.

[Randee Craft]

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...

 

[Alyssa4B]

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 

[swathdiver]

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.

[Manvoice2790]

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

[Manvoice2790]

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!

[Manvoice2790]

On 1/7/2025 at 5:38 PM, Alyssa4B said:

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

 

Thx so much 

M10X1.5X25mm

[devin1995]

10mm 1.5x25 

Part number 11509419