Replacement Jam Nut For Ford E450 Wheel Covers

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looking for outer lug nuts that keep wheel covers on,therefoot 2 per wheel, this is for my 2005 ford e450 couchman motorhome

asked by: Tom R

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The replacement outer lug nuts that you are looking for are the Replacement Jam Nut for Wheel Masters Wheel Liners - 32 mm - Qty 1, # WM9072F. This is a fit for many 1961-2014 Ford E450 wheel covers but it does depend on the classification of the specific vehicle.

expert reply by: Jason S

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