Help needed to identify the mystery piece that fell out from under the dash of a Javelin.
Brass 2 1/2" Lg x 5/16" dia. One end slotted for a screw driver and knurled for about 1/2". The other end drilled 1/4" dia x 5/16" deep with a tapped hole in the bottom. Looks like like a clock or trip meter adjuster but both are present on the Javelin.
Mystery piece
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Chris Spencer
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Re: Mystery piece
John - Its one of the retaining nuts for the dashboard - listed has a screw in the parts catalogue - part number JB51761 - they should be 4 number for retaining the instrument board to the dashboard frame - but only on delux cars
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johnairey
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Re: Mystery piece
Well done Chris, John
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Tony Fearn
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Re: Mystery piece
I'm impressed Mr. Spencer.
Tony.
Tony.
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Mike Allfrey
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Re: Mystery piece
The length of the screw/nut is such that those of us with arthritic fingers can reach it!
Surprised that one has fallen out, lucky you found it.
Regards,
Mike A.
Surprised that one has fallen out, lucky you found it.
Regards,
Mike A.
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