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Specs of screws
« on: April 29, 2005, 20:56:38 »
I know this is mundane, but I'm missing several screws and don't know how to determine original specs.  

a) Can anyone help with size/specs of the screws and collars used to secure the glove box to the dash (I have none at all)?

b) What about the chrome screws that secure the chrome/door weather striping?   It seems someone just put some wood screws in there...

What is a reliable source to secure these type of screws?
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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #1 on: April 29, 2005, 22:08:00 »
You could check with Gernold or a restoration shop that has done a few of these Pagodas.  Brian at Motoringinvestments has done quite a bit of restoration jobs on our cars.

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #2 on: April 30, 2005, 04:41:08 »
Hi Chris,

I am also interested in what you find out.  I have spent many hours searching local hardware stores for these small chrome trim screws.  Have come close, but never exact.

Let me know what you find out.
Thanks!
Bob

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #3 on: April 30, 2005, 04:52:36 »
I believe some of these are still available from the factory as I have a small bag of screws that has a part number on them that I ended up with. I'll dig the bag up on Sunday and post the part #.

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #4 on: April 30, 2005, 09:05:49 »
Here's some that may help



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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #5 on: May 02, 2005, 12:01:07 »
quote:
Originally posted by christietz

What is a reliable source to secure these type of screws?
Probably many of the USA parts suppliers on our database.  Here are a few:

Caliber Motors (MB Dealer)
SL Barn (Dan Coron, Benz Dr.)
SL Classic (Ray Paul)
SL Tech (Gernold)
S&S Imports (Will Samples)

The MB Spare Parts List book is great - has every nut and bolt listed with part numbers.  I highly recommend them to everyone.

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #6 on: May 02, 2005, 14:26:38 »
I would agree with Rodd regarding the parts book. They are a bit pricey, but a fabulous reference book. They are available from MB and you can find them every now and then on e-bay. Remember there are two types, one with the pictures and a single/double reference number and no MB part number. And the big book with all the part numbers (no engine however)in three languages.

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #7 on: May 02, 2005, 20:26:58 »
quote:
Originally posted by Jonny B

And the big book with all the part numbers (no engine however)in three languages.
Maybe it's particular to the 230SL book, but this book has all engine parts.  Pistons, connecting rods, crank shaft, cam shaft, valve train, and all related parts inside and out.

Mercedes-Benz Type 230 SL
Spare Parts List
Edition C
Order Number 6510 4431 41
Some other number in a box [10126]
5 languages in the table of contents
3 languages describing each part number

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #8 on: May 03, 2005, 14:19:51 »
Interesting, maybe they decided to make a change from the 230SL book??

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #9 on: May 03, 2005, 14:36:08 »
Here's another test case> What screws are needed for the three-piece under the dash cardboard panels? (since I am missing 2/3s of the panels, I have no clue about the screws)



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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #10 on: May 05, 2005, 18:53:06 »
quote:
Originally posted by J. Huber

Here's another test case> What screws are needed for the three-piece under the dash cardboard panels? (since I am missing 2/3s of the panels, I have no clue about the screws)
Well, after the part numbers for the panels them selves, several screw are mentioned.

"Covering to instrument panel"
007981 003227 Lens head screw, sheet metal, Qty. 7
009021 003105 Washer, Qty. 7

"Covering to front panel"
007983 004236 Lens head countersunk screw, sheet metal, Qty. 2
112 990 00 42 Countersunk screw, sheet metal, Qty. 2

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #11 on: May 05, 2005, 19:37:18 »
Thanks Rodd,

Now I want to be sure we are talking about same thing: the three removable vinyl/cardboardish panels that tuck under dash, correct?

Reason I am asking is, I've asked about this before and people thought I meant the actual dash under side. Are you now really confused?

The ones I am talking about screw to under dash and to firewall. They cover wires, etc. Thanks again.

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #12 on: May 06, 2005, 01:45:03 »
James,
Some cars have push clips and washers to hold the card board panels to the fire wall. My hardware picture #2, top 2 items in the right hand column.

I believe cupped washers are used with screws under the dash similar to the ones in picture #1, bottom left.

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #13 on: May 06, 2005, 12:27:56 »
Well I decided to have a look. Many of the screws are still there -- even if the panels are not. It does appear that there are 7 front screws that hold on the panels, as Rodd's info suggested. Problem is, the screws seem a little hodge-podge. Only one had a cupwasher. Can anyone say that these look like the right ones? (oh, and had to fire the photographer...)



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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #14 on: May 07, 2005, 22:12:44 »
I would say this is right

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I suggest ordering the 7 screws/washers brand new with the below part numbers.  Putting my panels back on is on my long to-do list for June.  (May is yard landscaping and house cleaning.)  I'll probably be ordering screws.  Now, all the 280SL owners out there should probably look at your parts books to see if your hardware is different.

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #15 on: May 12, 2008, 05:36:37 »
Hello Naj,

Are these MB part numbers?

As I am putting my car back together, I am replacing many of the small screws.  Looking for the "correct" sizes, types, chrome, ss, etc...

By chance, do you or any others have a list of the small screws for the 113's and their part numbers, sizes, etc...?

Thanks!
Bob :)

quote:
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Here's some that may help



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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #16 on: May 12, 2008, 05:58:54 »
Hello, Bob,
 
quote:
Posted - 12 May 2008 :  07:36:37        
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Hello Naj,

Are these MB part numbers?

As I am putting my car back together, I am replacing many of the small screws. Looking for the "correct" sizes, types, chrome, ss, etc...

By chance, do you or any others have a list of the small screws for the 113's and their part numbers, sizes, etc...?

Thanks!
Bob
 



Yes, all from MB.

Sorry don't have a list. Just order as needed...

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Re: Specs of screws
« Reply #17 on: May 12, 2008, 06:30:05 »
Thought I would share my experience.

I went through the same things with my car. My interior was apart when I got the 230 from my father. I had unorganized and unmarked bags of screws and bolts. It was a mess. I wanted all the correct hardware to go in all the right places. There was a gentlemen at Bud's Benz, I can't recall his name, but he is the interior guy at their shop.

I was able to get answers to my questions and source just about everything I needed (special screws washers etc etc.)through them at reasonable prices.

I hope this may help you and others going down this road.

Best of luck.
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