Triangle nut f. VP37 turnout frame

Hi,

I posted the Bosch part number for this specific nut in this forum a long time ago (around 2009?), but unfortunately, I can't find the thread anymore.
I once had a triangular file from Bosch, but unfortunately, it has already been stolen from my toolbox .

Does anyone know the Bosch part number?

Bosch 0986612605?


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Hello!

I used a Dremel tool to remove the triangular section from a 24-sided nut, following these instructions:

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I've already replaced this gasket twice, once with an MKB AHU gasket, and it's been leak-free for 2 years!
1* Myocardial bridging, acute heart failure, 1 month ago.

Wishing you all the best.

tdi-erwin

Thank you very much .

Hey.

While not the most elegant or precise method, my approach (see attachment) involves using a Dremel.

Should it be replaced with a "standard" one?

Best regards,

It also works with a good, sharp wire-cutting pliers.
To my uttermost dismay, I have even tried it with a hammer and chisel .

If necessary, I can also do it with an 8mm Allen key that I hit with a hammer. However, such repair and correction methods do not look very professional to the customer .

Hello, and good evening.

Okay, here's a really silly question:

Is anyone going to Dieselkontor? "Do they only supply to companies?"

SG
Alevuz.

Sure,

Hello,

I already understand that they only supply businesses.

I was just thinking/hoping that they might also deliver to users registered here, perhaps with a special arrangement.

SG
Alevuz.

For your own vehicle, a slightly oversized 8mm hex key will also work. However, if you're doing this for customers, I would definitely recommend registering a business. It costs very little and makes many things easier or brings many things into a legal framework .

Hello,

No way, I definitely won't do anything for others! My two boxes are enough for me!

As you can probably tell from my previous messages, I need a lot of specialized parts and tools, even for relatively minor tasks, especially when it comes to my V10 engine.

Unfortunately, there's not much room for improvisation.

The good thing about Dieselkontor was that they could supply everything, so it wasn't necessary to order from four different suppliers.

That's why I'm asking!

"Still, THANK YOU for the information..."

SG
ALevuz

Just go to a reputable independent workshop and have them order it for you.
I've been doing that for years whenever I encounter this problem.
"I'll also lend them things sometimes if they don't have them, and I get everything I need in return."