1984 interior mirror
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11-07-2020, 08:02 AM
#2
11-11-2020, 02:03 PM
This is probably an unscientific method to guess what you want.
Since I don't have my XJS anymore it's the best I can do.
I went through my Jaguar parts bins to my hardware/fasteners.
My black interior fastener tray had three countersunk Phillips head machine screws.
They fit through the holes in my spare rear view mirror perfectly.
I fit them up next to my M5x0.8 tap and the threads locked perfectly.
They were 20 mm long which gives you about 10 mm free thread.
You might even find them at your local ACE hardware.
Good luck,
Steve
Since I don't have my XJS anymore it's the best I can do.
I went through my Jaguar parts bins to my hardware/fasteners.
My black interior fastener tray had three countersunk Phillips head machine screws.
They fit through the holes in my spare rear view mirror perfectly.
I fit them up next to my M5x0.8 tap and the threads locked perfectly.
They were 20 mm long which gives you about 10 mm free thread.
You might even find them at your local ACE hardware.
Good luck,
Steve
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#3
11-11-2020, 02:04 PM
mirror fasteners
This is probably an unscientific method to guess what you want.
Since I don't have my XJS anymore it's the best I can do.
I went through my Jaguar parts bins to my hardware/fasteners.
My black interior fastener tray had three countersunk Phillips head machine screws.
They fit through the holes in my spare rear view mirror perfectly.
I fit them up next to my M5x0.8 tap and the threads locked perfectly.
They were 20 mm long which gives you about 10 mm free thread.
You might even find them at your local ACE hardware.
Good luck,
Steve
Since I don't have my XJS anymore it's the best I can do.
I went through my Jaguar parts bins to my hardware/fasteners.
My black interior fastener tray had three countersunk Phillips head machine screws.
They fit through the holes in my spare rear view mirror perfectly.
I fit them up next to my M5x0.8 tap and the threads locked perfectly.
They were 20 mm long which gives you about 10 mm free thread.
You might even find them at your local ACE hardware.
Good luck,
Steve
Last edited by equiprx; 11-11-2020 at 02:08 PM. Reason: duplicated
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