Replacement Pad, Bolt, and Wingnut for Mountaineer Cargo Box

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my mountaineer is from 03 Can I get pads and bolt with wing grip or do I need to buy a whole set? Which set do I buy?

asked by: Kevin M

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Yes, you can get the pads, bolt, and wing grip separately from the QM3 - Quick Mount Hardware # TH04997 with the following part numbers:

Protector Pads - # TH05001
Carriage Bolt - # TH10403
Wingnut - # TH04877

expert reply by: Jon G

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The closest thing we offer to what you are looking for is the Replacement Carriage Bolt #TH915-0675-11 which is a M6 Carriage bolt that is 75mm.

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I went out and pulled a Carriage Bolt M6-1 x 75mm #TH10403 from our warehouse to measure the square portion of the bolt and found that it measures .31 of an inch.

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Sportrack and Thule lock cores are the same so yes, the Sportrack replacement lock core and keys part #05011500000 would fit a Thule Frontier.

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The bolts that come with the QM3 kit part #TH04997 are M6 which we offer as a replacement part with #TH10403. We also have the wing nuts by themselves too with part #TH04877.

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