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Old Jan 15th, 2014, 15:30   #11
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What you need to know is the thread pattern then go on eBay and buy some of that thread pattern.

There are plenty of stockists that sell aftermarket wheel nuts on eBay. Just get a good quality nut.

I cant remember what the pattern is of 240's but its imperial.
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Old Jan 15th, 2014, 18:57   #12
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Every Volvo I've had has wheel nuts which have deformed to the point of becoming impossible to spin on by hand. Either everyone tightens them up too much or they're made from cheese.
I'd suggest getting some new ones from Volvo or any of the many aftermarket suppliers. 240 wheel nuts are 1/2" UNF with a 60 degree seat.
Is this what I need? I never imagined changing from Steel wheels was going to be this annoying.
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Sounds about right. Have a look on eBay for some new wheel nuts (youll need 20 remember) and just buy a full set. Or if you have a motor factors near you, they might even stock the nuts you need.

Shouldnt cost you more than £30 for a set of decent wheel nuts in the correct thread.
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Just got set of virgos tonight from 244T, also need a set of alloy wheel nuts if you figure out wha[RIGHT] thread size is ,can you let me know, wondered if Volvo dealers could get them, maybe an arm and a leg though. Cheers
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Every Volvo I've had has wheel nuts which have deformed to the point of becoming impossible to spin on by hand. Either everyone tightens them up too much or they're made from cheese.
I'd suggest getting some new ones from Volvo or any of the many aftermarket suppliers. 240 wheel nuts are 1/2" UNF with a 60 degree seat.
See here ^
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I can sort you some nuts out PM me
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Can anybody confirm that in this Volvo parts screenshot that part 21 is the correct wheel nut for Virgos, I assume they are. Cheers
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Looks like the one. Virgo nuts are rather long and chrome.
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Virgo wheel nuts £3.83 plus vat each one from Volvo !!!!!!!!
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Try these guys, very knowlegable and helpfull when i ordered some wobble bolts for my 340 a few years back.

http://www.speedshack.co.uk/
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