An automotive technician is rebuilding a heavy-duty suspension assembly subject to extreme cyclic shock and severe thermal variations. The technical specification requires replacing an unmarked standard low-carbon steel bolt with a fastener capable of handling a minimum tensile strength of 150,000 psi, paired with a positive mechanical locking device that physically prevents the nut from backing off even if clamping preload is lost. Which bolt head marking and locking fastener combination correctly meets these requirements?
- AA bolt head with 3 radial lines, paired with a nylon-insert locknut and a standard flat washer
- BA bolt head with 5 radial lines, paired with a split-ring lock washer and a standard finished hex nut
- A bolt head with 6 radial lines, paired with a castellated nut, a drilled bolt shank, and a steel cotter pinCevap
- DA bolt head stamped with property class 8.8, paired with an external-tooth star washer and a standard hex nut
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A bolt head with 6 radial lines, paired with a castellated nut, a drilled bolt shank, and a steel cotter pin
The combination featuring 6 radial lines on the bolt head paired with a castellated nut, a drilled shank, and a cotter pin satisfies all engineering constraints. The 6 radial lines represent an SAE Grade 8 medium carbon alloy steel fastener with a minimum tensile strength of 150,000 psi. The castellated nut with a steel cotter pin provides positive mechanical locking, meaning rotation is physically blocked regardless of thermal degradation or clamping load loss.
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Fastener tensile strength ratings (SAE bolt grades) and positive mechanical locking methods
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