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    Default Spare wheel securing bolt. – 19-01-2010,07:20 PM
    Hi, does anyone know where I can get the bolt and fastener for securing the spare wheel into the well in a Passat estate. I have the plastic bolt but nothing to screw onto it to hold the wheel secure.
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    Default Re: Spare wheel securing bolt. – 19-01-2010,08:56 PM
    you have to place the front side of the wheel facing the floor then fit the yellow screw onto the 3 inch bolt welded in floor I think
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    Default Re: Spare wheel securing bolt. – 21-01-2010,04:32 PM
    Hi, dont know about that. I have the plastic bolt fitted to the floor that comes up through the centre of the wheel when the wheel is laid flat in the well but nothing to fit on the bolt. Thats what I'm looking for.
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    Default Re: Spare wheel securing bolt. – 21-01-2010,07:16 PM
    Try a breaker's yard, can't be much demand for them!
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    Default Re: Spare wheel securing bolt. – 21-01-2010,09:49 PM
    Bolt for spare wheel mounting. 3C0 803 899 about £4.50 from a dealer.
     
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