Fairing Screws - Help!!

[Mav617]

Have had my bodywork returned from the sprayers. I took the fairing to bits, including taking the inners off. Now I can't find the screws I put to one side ( ) - anyone know what thread/type the screws are that hold the fairing inners to the outers - can't find replacements anywhere seemingly....

[Wicky]

http://www.ronayers.com/COWL-C212263.aspx

copy paste the part numbers into David Silvers search by part number

http://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/part ... rt-number/

and bookmark for reference.

If Honda's prices are too scary then take a note of the specs for each nut, bolt & screw and pop down to a local fixings & fasteners trade counter.

[VTRDark]

I took the fairing to bits, including taking the inners off. Now I can't find the screws I put to one side

Have a look over the other side.

They can't have just disappeared. You have put them somewhere so need to look harder, back track your thought to what you was doing at the time.

(:-})

[oorwullie43]

Have had my bodywork returned from the sprayers. I took the fairing to bits, including taking the inners off. Now I can't find the screws I put to one side ( ) - anyone know what thread/type the screws are that hold the fairing inners to the outers - can't find replacements anywhere seemingly....

Got mine in a car spares shop in Warrington, can't remember the name of hand. Just remembered, DRB car spares, and the ones to the head light cone I replaced with stainless cap heads, M4 I think. Hope this helps.

Wullie

[tony.mon]

There's nothing special to these screw, you can use over-long chipboard screws with a nice coarse thread and grind the pointy ends off- stainless is best.

As long as they're tight enough not to rattle or fall off it'll be fine, none of those screws are critical.

The important ones are the four that hold the sides to the frame brackets; use screws without shoulders and you will crack the fairings.

[Mav617]

Thanks Tony, I ordered them from David Silvers in the end, including the four shouldered ones for the fairing to frame.

[Mav617]

Have had my bodywork returned from the sprayers. I took the fairing to bits, including taking the inners off. Now I can't find the screws I put to one side ( ) - anyone know what thread/type the screws are that hold the fairing inners to the outers - can't find replacements anywhere seemingly....

Got mine in a car spares shop in Warrington, can't remember the name of hand. Just remembered, DRB car spares, and the ones to the head light cone I replaced with stainless cap heads, M4 I think. Hope this helps.

Wullie

Cheers Wullie, sorted.

[tony.mon]

Thanks Tony, I ordered them from David Silvers in the end, including the four shouldered ones for the fairing to frame.

Ah, that's the best way to find your previous ones, as soon as you order more they'll turn up.