Lock nut part # 11-862903 vs 11-859116
SubscribeI ordered 11-862903 lock nut for swivel shaft u-bolt on a bravo transom. I got 11-859116 instead (same as for the 6 bolts holding the outdrive to the bell housing) and none of the retailers I'm looking at stock the first one. Some redirects to the 11-859116. Is 11862903 obsolete? It's obviously two different part numbers, and the original lock nuts on my transom assembly (manufacturing date oct 2020) has Red nyloc on them, vs the white/grey on the bell housing. I'm thinking the nyloc is different between the two?
Also, according to Hardin Marine, the two nuts are different sizes:
11-862903 is .375-24
11-859116 is .4375-20
I don't get it..
Also, according to Hardin Marine, the two nuts are different sizes:
11-862903 is .375-24
11-859116 is .4375-20
I don't get it..
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https://www.mercruiserparts.com/862903-nut
3/8 vs 7/16 threads
I'm not seeing 11868903 show up anywhere? You sure of that PN?
3/8 vs 7/16 threads
I'm not seeing 11868903 show up anywhere? You sure of that PN?
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3/8 vs 7/16 threads
I'm not seeing 11868903 show up anywhere? You sure of that PN?
That was a typo, corrected it. Going to check my new U-bolt, might be that the changed the threads. Still, do you think there could be a difference in seize power of the two different nylocs?Originally Posted by DrFeelgood
https://www.mercruiserparts.com/862903-nut3/8 vs 7/16 threads
I'm not seeing 11868903 show up anywhere? You sure of that PN?
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I found this while searching
REC11-862903. Equal to. Mercruiser OEM: 11-134371, 11-82671013
REC11-862903. Equal to. Mercruiser OEM: 11-134371, 11-82671013
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I doubt the nyloc strength varies enough to matter. The strength of the connection is in the metal of the fastener itself. Originally Posted by rokj
That was a typo, corrected it. Going to check my new U-bolt, might be that the changed the threads. Still, do you think there could be a difference in seize power of the two different nylocs?



