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Old 09-14-2017, 06:01 PM   #1
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What axle nut to use?

Has anyone that changed their cv axles noticed that Chevy uses a different axle nut from the factory? Going to the dealership they said the 11611687 is correct one but that's a 36mm versus the 32mm i just took off. I was told that normal but am concerned because it doesn't want to sit flush to the back of the hub. Im a M6 if that helps. Still looking through threads to get some concrete proof.

Is the 11611687 part number right or is the right part the 11611234? TIA
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Old 09-16-2017, 12:28 PM   #2
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Yeah the 11611687 is the one I got through NAPA. I checked gmpartsdepartment.com and they show the same number. Not to the point of putting it all back together yet so can't help you there.
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Old 09-16-2017, 01:12 PM   #3
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Yeah the 11611687 is the one I got through NAPA. I checked gmpartsdepartment.com and they show the same number. Not to the point of putting it all back together yet so can't help you there.
Thanks, thats cool they had it. I didn't consider a local parts store would carry it. Mainly because I wouldn't think they would carry the OEM nut. However, I installed it last night and it fit fine. I was worried because I initially installed it but didn't get flush (easily, like the 32mm nut) to the "back" of the hub . I guess what happened was that the the 32mm stretched over time, making it easier to screw on. That might be one reason why they say to not reuse them

My conclusion is that GM changed the part number to the one above as there is no other axle nut besides the 1LE/Zl1 nut which is different.
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Old 09-16-2017, 02:47 PM   #4
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Yep, mine went on fine.
They stretch when you torque them down. That's why they have to be replaced when they're removed.
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