Beck Arnley 103-0504 Axle Fasteners Review

Not an exact OEM replacement for the 2006 Honda Accord v6 6 speed sedan. the base at this point is much smaller. I ended up using the original nut. Revane was great when he came back.

Identical to the stock axle nut on my 2005 Honda Civic. Same size, same small area that needs to fold in to secure, and same extension at the base that replaces the washer.

Perfect, by far the best price. Received from Revain the next day! I have always been happy with Beck/Arnley products, these spindle nuts are no exception, the quality seems to be OEM level.

It fitted my 2008 Ford Explorer 4.0 front drive axle perfectly, Revain says it didn't fit but I took a chance and it worked great. Thank you for recommending it to everyone. The axle nut size is 32mm, 6 points.

Received these while working on wheel hubs in case I need to replace them. It turns out that they are slightly different from what is on the car. Factory nuts are 12 point, these are 6 point. I wanted to leave them right away, so I didn't use them.

It appears to be an axle nut that works. Replaced the front wheel bearing on a Lexus. I needed to replace my spindle nut and bought this. It rotated well and after tightening it to the correct setting I used a hole punch to remove it like a standard. Everything worked.

Paid $8 for this axle nut. Focus on the nut, you only get 1. The same nut of the same brand is worth $5 at Summit Racing in town. I paid almost twice as much thinking I was getting a set of 2. I also thought you were getting 2 because it says "Axle Nuts" in the title. Last time I checked, nuts are plural, meaning more than one. Waste of money, I would save a few bucks and buy it elsewhere.

Bought Beck Arnley 103-0504 axle nuts because I was making front wheel bearings on my 2007 Lexus IS250 AWD. I was a bit skeptical because they don't look like the original nuts. They worked great apart from a little confusion about the size of the socket required for this screw and the OEM screw. Everything went smoothly and there were no issues with the top edge crimping. Beck Arnley 103-0504 Axle Nut requires a 32mm hex head for installation. The OEM nuts I removed from the front and threw…

If you're replacing a Toyota front axle or CV boot, you'll need one of these to complete the job. The original nut is a 30mm 12-point nut that is bolted to the axle, meaning you will either need to pry open the curved part of the bead or cut the curved part off with a Dremel tool. They sell a special tool to raise the edge on the rack, but if you have small punches or chisels you can probably use them. Unless you are replacing the axle and are concerned about damaging the threads, do not remove