Montreal Rear Axle Nut
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Al, Would either of these be what you are looking for? Neither description specifically mentions the Montreal. It might be worth sending them an email asking for what you need.
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GB053 DIFFERENTIAL PINION NUT 101 & 105 SERIES 1300-1750
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Hi Mark,Al, Would either of these be what you are looking for? Neither description specifically mentions the Montreal. It might be worth sending them an email asking for what you need.
GB053 DIFFERENTIAL PINION NUT 101 & 105 SERIES 1300-1750
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GB053/1 DIFFERENTIAL PINION NUT - 2000/MONTREAL
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I have emailed them and others with no luck. I have John that may have some used but would like to fine NEW
They can not only have been used on this car.
Thank you for reaching out ! I you have any New or NOS parts you are looking to sell let me know by email
Al
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I have the same problem and I have looked around without success. My nut went loose and has damaged the thread, half of it. The solution I have found for the moment is a Yamaha XP 500 T-Max Black Max 2007 Clutch Flat Nut M35 x 1.0 Sw: 41mm . I have bought two and tightened them on the axle and weld them together with 2 points so they won't move. It has been working for the last 1500 km.
This system was used for the early Montreal as after it was a steel fret but the axle is a bit bigger.
The only solution is to find a lathe and make a new one.
I have not found yet someone to do it but thanks for the drawing.
Bernard
I have the same problem and I have looked around without success. My nut went loose and has damaged the thread, half of it. The solution I have found for the moment is a Yamaha XP 500 T-Max Black Max 2007 Clutch Flat Nut M35 x 1.0 Sw: 41mm . I have bought two and tightened them on the axle and weld them together with 2 points so they won't move. It has been working for the last 1500 km.
This system was used for the early Montreal as after it was a steel fret but the axle is a bit bigger.
The only solution is to find a lathe and make a new one.
I have not found yet someone to do it but thanks for the drawing.
Bernard
Thanks for the information but I ordered from Oscaro.fr a year ago the Delphi BK523 bearing set but they cancelled the order. Not available in Spain also. European dealer are selling the SKF version with the steel fret.
I will continue to look for 1750 parts.
Bernard
I will continue to look for 1750 parts.
Bernard
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35x1 is kind of a bastard size, I have 35x1,5 tap that I use to make the Montreal crank shaft nut. These will not be cheap, they’ll need to be single pointed, but a single pointed plug will need to be machined first to ensure a proper fit.
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Spoken like a machine shop owner...Pete, what is meant by "single pointed"? Does that refer to the thread having a single point?
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Yes, creating a thread using a single point tool, internal or external.
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The axle nut under discussion is the same as the Montreal crankshaft pulley nut WITH THE EXCEPTION of the thread pitch. The crankshaft nut is 1.5mm thread. Wes Ingram has produced a number of the crank pulley nuts in stainless. Maybe he'd be able to do the same for these nuts.
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Häckner shop Germany does have this nut in his online shop „by request“.
Way of searching : -> Stichwortverzeichnis -> R -> Radlager Hinterachse -> Nutmutter Montreal.
For 1300-1750 S105 nuts would be available
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For 1300-1750 S105 nuts would be available
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If you need any help or support or else in German , it would be my pleasure to intervene
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Hi
I have asked 2 companies of 3D printing in France if they can reproduced this unusual nut. I have received one answer pretty expensive as the cad file is quoted 120€ and for 2 pieces the cost is 150€ ex VAT.
I am trying to find a shop with a lathe which can produce this nut.
I have found a taper M35x1 at Metric Tap M35 X 1 for 300$ ex tax and shipping and another one on Amazon by Gavan for 80$ , (Gavan is a japan company). Gavan is selling also directly.
I would like to produce 2 pieces for my car but also more if some of you are interested.
The nut by itself is a rather simple piece just the thread is unusual.
Any answer from Häckner?
Bernard
I have asked 2 companies of 3D printing in France if they can reproduced this unusual nut. I have received one answer pretty expensive as the cad file is quoted 120€ and for 2 pieces the cost is 150€ ex VAT.
I am trying to find a shop with a lathe which can produce this nut.
I have found a taper M35x1 at Metric Tap M35 X 1 for 300$ ex tax and shipping and another one on Amazon by Gavan for 80$ , (Gavan is a japan company). Gavan is selling also directly.
I would like to produce 2 pieces for my car but also more if some of you are interested.
The nut by itself is a rather simple piece just the thread is unusual.
Any answer from Häckner?
Bernard
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