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I realised My Hino EH 700 Ti is missing a nut on one of the exhaust bolts where it connects to the cylinder head. Does anyone know the size or where can I ask? Befor I order I need to know what to look for. See center of the enclosed picture
They are metric and normal steel. If you just noticed it missing, you may be able to find it in the bilge or keel. I have several types of "magnets on a stick" I use for just that purpose.
Failing retrieval, here is a really good parts manual you need to bookmark. Note that there are three designs of the TI and you need the engine serial number to be working on the correct assembly. That will get you a part number for the nut.
You could, remove another nut from the connection that's the same size and go to the local hardware store or auto supply store the repair shops use.
P/C Pete
Edmonds Yacht Club (Commodore 1993) 1988 3818 "GLAUBEN”
Hino EH700 175 Onan MDKD Genset
MMSI 367770440
Thanks, I have the manual and there is a picture with the nut showing, but still no info about it. No size, number, material or similar or thread "density". Have now tried several options but still not the riht one. It sems to be 10 mm in diameter...but no other luck. Any ideas?
10mm - 1.50 thread is the most common from what I have worked with.
Greg
Newport, Oregon
South Beach Marina
1986 3270 with twin 110 HP Hino diesels. Name of boat "Mr. Darcy"
Past work history: Prototyping, tooling, and repair for Reinell,. General fiberglass boat repair starting in 1976.
Also worked as heavy equipment mechanic, and machinery mechanic for over 30 years.
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