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	Also See: [[Nissan Part Numbers]]		Also See: [[Nissan Part Numbers]]
-	NES hardware parts originally used this six-digit format:	+	NES hardware parts originally used a six-digit format:
	Type + Kind + dimensions (d) + length (L)		Type + Kind + dimensions (d) + length (L)
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	e.g: 1-10612		e.g: 1-10612
-	In the mid 1960s, the digit '8' was added to the beginning:	+	Around 1968, the digit '8' was added to the beginning:
	81-10612		81-10612
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		+	Finally in the early 1970s they transformed into Nissan standard 10 digit numbers, by adding a 0 to the beginning and two numbers to the end:
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		+	08110-612xx
	Example:		Example:
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	** Shape & material: 1=Spring-lock medium thickness		** Shape & material: 1=Spring-lock medium thickness
	** Dimension: 14=14mm		** Dimension: 14=14mm
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		+	Example: B10 steering column cover screw
		+	* 83-30414-1
		+	* 33= Machine screw, Oval head
		+	* 04= 4mm diameter
		+	* 14= 14mm length
		+	* 1= Zinc cadmium coated
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		+	Example: B110 steering column cover screw
		+	* 08330-41410
		+	** 33=Machine screw, Oval head
		+	** 04= 4mm diameter
		+	** 14= 14mm length
		+	** 1= Zinc cadmium coated
		+	** 0= filler to complete ten digits
	= Kind =		= Kind =

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Revision as of 06:22, 25 May 2009

Nissan Engineering Section (N.E.S.) specified six- to nine-digit Part Number formats for bolts and screws and other small hardware. During the 1970s these numbers were replaced by regular 10 digit Nissan Part Numbers.

Contents 1 Overview 2 Kind 2.1 1- Bolts 2.2 2- Studs 2.3 3- Machine Screws 2.4 84- Pointed Machine Screw 2.5 5- Other Screws 2.6 6- Rivets 2.7 87-11 Flared Nuts 2.8 87-12 Connectors 2.9 87-2 Hose Clamps 2.10 87-31 Clevis 2.11 9-11 Hex Nuts 2.12 9-12 Lock Nuts 2.13 9-13 Square & Wing Nuts 2.14 89-14 Hex Weld Nuts, Tapping Discs, Plate Nuts 2.15 9-15 Washers 2.16 9-16 Tooth-lock Washers 2.17 9-17, 89-19 Nut Retainers 2.18 9-2 Pin & Key 2.19 9-31 Thread Plugs 2.20 9-32 Grease Nipples 2.21 9-4 Electric Parts 2.22 9-5 Rubber Parts 2.23 89-6 Spring Nuts 2.24 89-61 Push-on Spring Nuts 3 Dimension Digits 4 Length Digits 5 Suffix

Overview

Also See: Nissan Part Numbers

NES hardware parts originally used a six-digit format:

Type + Kind + dimensions (d) + length (L)

  t-kddLL or t-kkdLL
  e.g: 1-10612

Around 1968, the digit '8' was added to the beginning:

 81-10612

Finally in the early 1970s they transformed into Nissan standard 10 digit numbers, by adding a 0 to the beginning and two numbers to the end:

 08110-612xx

Example:

• 81-10612 BOLT, fixing timing chain tensioner support [B10 model]
  • Part: 81: Hexagon bolt
  • Kind: 1= Low carbon steel
  • Dimension: 06=6mm diameter thread
  • Length: 12=12mm

Example:

• 9-16114 WASHER-lock to fix timing chain tensioner [410 model]
  • New number would be 89-16114
  • Part-Kind: 9-16: Washer, Tooth-lock
  • Shape & material: 1=Spring-lock medium thickness
  • Dimension: 14=14mm

Example: B10 steering column cover screw

• 83-30414-1
• 33= Machine screw, Oval head
• 04= 4mm diameter
• 14= 14mm length
• 1= Zinc cadmium coated

Example: B110 steering column cover screw

• 08330-41410
  • 33=Machine screw, Oval head
  • 04= 4mm diameter
  • 14= 14mm length
  • 1= Zinc cadmium coated
  • 0= filler to complete ten digits

Kind

1- Bolts

• 11ddLL: Hexagon bolt, Low carbon steel
• 12ddLL: Hexagon bolt, Medium carbon steel
• 13ddLL: Hexagon bolt, Alloy steel
• 81-4ddLL:
• 81-5ddLL:
• 81-6ddLL:
• 17dLLL: Carriage bolt, Round head
• 18dLLL: Carriage bolt, Flat head
• 19dLLL: Carriage bolt, Step

2- Studs

• 21ddLL: Stud, Low carbon steel (for cast iron)
• 22ddLL: Stud, Medium carbon steel (for cast iron)
• 23ddLL: Stud, Low carbon steel (for light alloy)
• 24ddLL: Stud, Medium carbon steel (for light alloy)
• 82-5ddLL:
• 82-6ddLL:

3- Machine Screws

• 31ddLL: Machine screw, Pan head
• 32ddLL: Machine screw, Flat head
• 33ddLL: Machine screw, Oval head
• 34ddLL: Machine screw, Truss head
• 35ddLL: Machine screw, Blind head
• 36ddLL: Machine screw, Hexagon head

84- Pointed Machine Screw

• 84-1ddLL: Pan head
• 84-2ddLL: Flat head
• 84-3ddLL: Oval head
• 84-4ddLL: Truss head
• 84-5ddLL: Blind head
• 84-6ddLL: Hex head

5- Other Screws

• 51ddLL: Tapping screw, Pan head
• 52ddLL: Tapping screw, Flat head
• 53ddLL: Tapping screw, Oval head
• 54ddLL: Tapping screw, Truss head
• 57dLL: Wood screw, Round head
• 58dLL: Wood screw, Flat countersunk head
• 59dLL: Wood screw, Oval head
• 

  a) pan, b) button, c) round, d) truss, e) countersunk, f) oval

6- Rivets

• 61ddLL: Rivet, Round head
• 62ddLL: Rivet, Flat countersunk head
• 63ddLL: Rivet, Flat head
• 66ddLL: Rivet, Tubular flat head
• 67ddLL: Rivet, Tubular flat countersunk head
• 68ddLL: Rivet, Split oval head

87-11 Flared Nuts

• 87-111dd Inpe-ted
• 87-112dd Standard

87-12 Connectors

• 87-121dd Straight
• 87-122dd Elbow
• 87-123dd Elbow

87-2 Hose Clamps

• 87-211dd: A
• 87-211dd: B

87-31 Clevis

• 87-311dd: A?
• 87-312dd: B?
• 87-313dd: ???

9-11 Hex Nuts

• 9111dd: Hexagon nut, low carbon steel
• 9112dd: Hexagon nut, medium carbon steel
• 9113dd: Hexagon nut, Low, low carbon steel
• 9115dd: Hexagon nut, High, low carbon steel
• 9116dd: Hexagon nut, High, medium carbon steel
• 9117dd: Hexagon nut, Recess, high, low carbon steel
• 9118dd: Hexagon nut, Recess, high, medium carbon steel
• 9119dd: Hexagon nut, Recess, low, low carbon steel
• 9110dd: Hexagon nut, Recess, low, high carbon steel

9-12 Lock Nuts

Self-locking nut (stopper nut)

• 89-121dd: ???
• 89-122dd: ???
• 9123dd: Self-locking hexagon nut, N, low carbon steel
• 9124dd: Self-locking hexagon nut, N, medium carbon steel
• 9125dd: Self-locking hexagon nut, low, low carbon steel
• 9126dd: Self-locking hexagon nut, low, medium carbon steel
• 89-127dd: ???
• 89-128dd: ???

9-13 Square & Wing Nuts

• 9131dd: Nut, Square
• 9134dd: Nut, Wing (forged)
• 9135dd: Nut, Wing (sheet)

89-14 Hex Weld Nuts, Tapping Discs, Plate Nuts

• 89-141dd: ?
• 89-142dd: ?
• 89-143dd: Tapping Disc A?
• 89-144dd: Tapping Disc B?
• 89-145dd: Plate

9-15 Washers

• 9151dd: Washer, Sring lock medium
• 9152dd: Washer, Sring lock thick
• 9154dd: Washer, Plain standard
• 9155dd: Washer, Plain large
• 9158dd: Washer, Finish

9-16 Tooth-lock Washers

Tooth Lock washer (shakeproof)

• 9161dd: Washer, toothed inside ratchet (outside dia. msall)
• 9162dd: Washer, toothed inside ratchet (outside dia. large)
• 9163dd: Washer, toothed outside ratchet
• 9164dd: Washer, toothed 80° countersunk
• 9165dd: Washer, toothed 90° countersunk
• 89-166dd: Washer, ???
• 89-167dd: Washer, ???
• 9168dd: Washer, toothed both side ratchet

9-17, 89-19 Nut Retainers

• 9-171dd/89-191dd: Nut retainer, Both shanks round hole
• 9-172dd/89-192dd: Nut retainer, One shank round hole
• 9-173dd/89-193dd: Nut retainer, Both shanks long hole
• 9-174dd/89-1914dd: Nut retainer, One shank long hole
• 89-195dd: ????

9-2 Pin & Key

• 921dLL: Cotter pin
  • 6 Semicircular key
  • 8 Parallel key

9-31 Thread Plugs

• 9311dd: Plug, threaded, square head taper thread
• 9312dd: Plug, threaded, square hole taper thread
• 9312dd: Plug, threaded, recessed taper thread
• 9313dd: Plug, threaded, hex head taper thread
• 9314dd: Plug, threaded, hex head parallel thread

9-32 Grease Nipples

• 9321dd: Grease nipple, Straight
• 9322dd: Grease nipple, 67.5°
• 9323dd: Grease nipple, 90°

9-4 Electric Parts

• 94*1dd: Electric parts

9-5 Rubber Parts

• 95*1dd: Rubber Grommet

89-6 Spring Nuts

• 89-631dd: A1 type
• 89-632dd: A2 type
• 89-641dd: B type
• 89-651dd: C type
• 89-661dd: D1 type
• 89-662dd: D2 type
• 89-663dd: D3 type
• 89-664dd: D1 type

89-61 Push-on Spring Nuts

• 89-611dd: A1 type
• 89-612dd: A1 type
• 89-613dd: B type
• 89-614dd: C type

Dimension Digits

Distinction by alias dimension of diameter and width. Each number may be either a size, inch dimension or metric dimension.

• 01: #1, 1/16", 1mm
• 02: #2, , 2mm
• 03: #3, 3/32", 3mm
• 04: #4, 7/64", 4mm
• 05: #5, 1/8", 5mm
• 06: #6, n/64", 6mm
• 08: #8, 5/32", 8mm
• 09: ,,9m
• 10: #10, 3/16", 10mm
• 12: #12, 7/32", 12mm
• 13: ,, 13mm
• 14: #14, 1/4", 14mm
• 15: ,5/16", 15mm
• 16: #16, 3/8", 16mm
• 17: ,7/16", 17mm
• 18: ,1/2", 18mm
• 19:, 9/16",
• 20:, 5/8", 20mm
• 22: ,3/4",
• 24: ,7/8",
• 26: ,1",
• 28: ,1-5/8",

Also add 30, 60, or 50 to above.

Length Digits

LL as shown above:

• 07: 1/4 inch
• 10: 3/8
• 13: 1/2
• 16: 5/8
• 19: 3/4
• 22: 7/8
• 26: 1 inch
• 28: 1-1/8
• 32: 1-1/4
• 35: 1-3/8
• 38: 1-1/2
• 41: 1-5/8
• 44: 1-3/4
• 48: 1-7/8
• 51: 2 inch
• 54: 2-1/8
• 57: 2-1/4
• 64: 2-1/2
• 70: 2-3/4
• 76: 3 inch

Suffix

For parts that have surface finishing or cotter pin hole, symbols showing these proceedings are added at the end of the part number.

Two digits mean it has a cotter pin hole. Single digit: No cotter pin hole.

• 1: Zinc cadmium coated
• 2: Chrome coated
• 3: Copper coated
• 4: Phosphoric acid coated
• 5: Brass
• 6: Copper

With Cotter Pin Hole

• 10: surface not processed
• 11: Zinc cadmium coated
• 21: Chrome coated
• 31: Copper coated
• 41: Phosphoric acid coated
• 51: Brass
• 61: Copper

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