Full Version: Need help identifying plated parts
I need some expert help identifying a few remaining parts that came back from the various trips to the plater. We also may have included doubles
Not sure about most of them--they could be any of a bunch of washers/nuts/bolts.
D: Wedge pin for ball joint (ALWAYS REPLACE, as it says in the manual)
O: I think clips for brake hoses?
E: Clamps for holding the heater blower onto the pedestal it sits on (73+, only 1 used)
X: Brake caliper lock plates
--DD
D: Wedge pin for ball joint (ALWAYS REPLACE, as it says in the manual)
O: I think clips for brake hoses?
E: Clamps for holding the heater blower onto the pedestal it sits on (73+, only 1 used)
X: Brake caliper lock plates
--DD
A. Headlamp linkage pivot, on lamp housing.
C. Spacer's for bumper dog bones.
V. Linkage clip door handle rod.
W. Under dash foot air vent mounts.
Z. Hand brake pin to caliper.
O. Hand brake cable mounting clip to trailing arm. Early cars.
Y. Could be door stop hinge pin.
E. Could be heat blower motor mounting clamp in located engine bay.
C. Spacer's for bumper dog bones.
V. Linkage clip door handle rod.
W. Under dash foot air vent mounts.
Z. Hand brake pin to caliper.
O. Hand brake cable mounting clip to trailing arm. Early cars.
Y. Could be door stop hinge pin.
E. Could be heat blower motor mounting clamp in located engine bay.
T- one of 2 used to mount the blower box to the cowl, R- looks about right as a match.
W- 2 each side. Fresh air splitter boxes to floor ducts.
F & G- Nylocks not standard issue, post 914 invention.
K- looks like American door panel fasteners.
U & N headlight related?
W- 2 each side. Fresh air splitter boxes to floor ducts.
F & G- Nylocks not standard issue, post 914 invention.
K- looks like American door panel fasteners.
U & N headlight related?
X are brake caliper retaining plates.
I love these games. Some of the parts should be rephotographed...too small or the wrong orientation to ID them.
I know what P is, but I will let someone else speak up first.
I know what P is, but I will let someone else speak up first.
I can't even see what T and U are. I know I've seen the one labeled P before, but I don't remember where it was.--DD
K: mounts for fog lamps, one on either side for pivot
R - Engine Tin screw
O - Park Brake Cable clips. Holds the park brake cable to the rear trailing arm.
V - Door handle rod retainer. Holds rod to door handle or latch mechanism inside the door.
W - Fresh air control box hold down bolts.
X - Brake caliper nut backing plates.
Z - Park brake cable pin.
K - Fog lamp mount cup.
E - Blower fan strap.
B - 8mmx1.25 stud used in various places on the engine.
D - Ball joint wedge bolt. Do not reuse. Get new ones.
T - Half of the 6mm clip nut for the door pad.
O - Park Brake Cable clips. Holds the park brake cable to the rear trailing arm.
V - Door handle rod retainer. Holds rod to door handle or latch mechanism inside the door.
W - Fresh air control box hold down bolts.
X - Brake caliper nut backing plates.
Z - Park brake cable pin.
K - Fog lamp mount cup.
E - Blower fan strap.
B - 8mmx1.25 stud used in various places on the engine.
D - Ball joint wedge bolt. Do not reuse. Get new ones.
T - Half of the 6mm clip nut for the door pad.
QUOTE(Jeff Bowlsby @ Aug 7 2016, 06:36 PM) 
I love these games. Some of the parts should be rephotographed...too small or the wrong orientation to ID them.
I know what P is, but I will let someone else speak up first.
Taking a stab- "P" looks like one of the speednuts securing the engine deck lid and PORSCHE letters on my car- at least, what was on my car when I bought. Don't think they were stock...
Nope...
QUOTE(Jeff Bowlsby @ Aug 8 2016, 03:26 PM)
Nope...
Dang it.
lol you folks are the best. I'll take pictures of the unidentified items in the am Thanks for all the help!!!
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