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Hex screw, chromed

BMW Isetta front axle

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Hex screw, chromed

€9.90

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The chrome-plated hexagonal screw (Part No. 3-133) is used to securely fasten the steering link pin to the front axle of the BMW Isetta and ensures a force-fit connection between the steering components. The chrome finish protects it from corrosion and makes it visually suitable for high-quality restorations. When repairing the steering system, worn or rusted original bolts should be systematically replaced with such flawless fasteners.
Technical data
Category
BMW Isetta front axle
BMW part number
32312082546
Item number
3-133
Condition
Not specified – on request
Weight
0.01 kg
Availability on request

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Application

In automotive engineering, a hex head screw is used to create a force-fit connection between components and to securely fasten components such as bearing or bolt connections.

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The chrome-plated hexagonal screw (Part No. 3-133) is used to securely fasten the steering link pin to the front axle of the BMW Isetta and ensures a force-fit connection between the steering components. The chrome finish protects it from corrosion and makes it visually suitable for high-quality restorations. When repairing the steering system, worn or rusted original bolts should be systematically replaced with such flawless fasteners.

Database ID: 1332 Accessed on: 16.06.2026 22:13 Data state: 22.05.2026 12:33 In stock since: 18.11.2025