Need a screw part # please. PIC INSIDE
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Need a screw part # please. PIC INSIDE
It is on the rear part of the door jamb and holds this trim piece to the body on a convertible. The hardtop MAY or may not be the same, I am not sure.
Thanks
Dave
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NOTE - That part number is superceded by part number 11609406 <--- use this # to order
It is shown on page 7-E7 in the 1997-2002 Parts Manual (Adobe Reader page count is page 1155 of 1348).
screw991le is right, it is VERY difficult to tell from the exploded parts picture which one it is.
I can't send you a copy of the page as the copy I have does not allow pages to be copied from it. If you want a copy of the manual (Warning - it is over 120MB in size - don't do this over dial-up ...
) you can get a copy from this site ....http://www.davidfarmerstuff.com/
Scroll down, it is almost at the bottom of the page, and is called "C5 OEM Parts List". RIGHT click on the name and from the pop-up box select "Save Target As...." and then choose where you want it on your system. You will need Adobe Reader to open it.
Last edited by BlackZ06; Feb 6, 2008 at 03:58 AM. Reason: to put in superceded part number
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Le Mans Master
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thanks, i downloaded that. After looking at that diagram some I don't think that is the correct part 
. That looks to be the screw that holds the body panels together right there.
Dave
. That looks to be the screw that holds the body panels together right there.Dave
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At this point, you only have a few choices ....
1) take the part numbers you've been given into a dealer and see if they fit. A few screws are not gonna set you back a whole lot of money ....
2) go to the parts dept. of your dealer, show them the picture, and see what part they think it is ...
3) continue to search the catalog until you are certain you have the right part (then test the part number, some part numbers get "superceded" by going to an on-line parts vendor to see if the part number is still valid).
Best of luck,
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Le Mans Master
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If I had a part # I could go to the dealer or a supporting vendor and order it. the part is a unique screw in that it is a curved button head w/ a hex drive. It isn't the same as the other panels in that area of the car.
Dave
Dave
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a) show you the screw
b) look it up on his system if you still think it is the wrong one
For what they will charge for a screw .... just go to the dealership .... they screw everyone anyway ....
