Plus 2 roof rail screws
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The Service Parts List has the part number for these screws as KSTS 0406. Decoding the prefix means flat head, countersunk, self-tapping screw. However the screws on my +2S, which are original, are round head self-tappers. Having the Service Parts List show them as countersunk is a bit odd because the holes in the trim rail are not countersunk. I think the trim rail thickness is insufficient to countersink unless for a very miniature screw.
Russ Newton
Elan +2S (1971)
Elite S2 (1962)
Elan +2S (1971)
Elite S2 (1962)
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My originals were round head mild steel self tappers, presumably plated originally. They were all badly corroded and sheared off when I tried to undo them. I?ve gone for round head stainless self tappers as a replacement.
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Mine had the original "We're out of rail screws. Pop out to the iron monger's and get some screws", flat head, Philips, mild steel, plated screws. In that size what's the difference between a wood screw and a self tapper? I'll use flat head, Philips, stainless when the rails go back on if I can find them in that size.
Bud
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