Anyone know the size. Mine fell out and I need to stick a new one in. Thx
Looks the same as the L300 manual choke screw.
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Setscrew for the manual choke knob
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Re: Setscrew for the manual choke knob
... tiny. Its a tiny screw. Should be able to pick one up anywhere.
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Re: Setscrew for the manual choke knob
lol
I know it's tiny
I don't want to go buy a box of 25 and find it doesn't fit :)
Trying to find a place that is reasonably close that sells singles is difficult
Those places also have a minimum purchase.
Hoping to know what it is before i get there.
No one seems to want to let me take them out of the store to try them ;)
I've tried computer case/mother board screws
looking for others i have kicking around.
I know it's tiny
I don't want to go buy a box of 25 and find it doesn't fit :)
Trying to find a place that is reasonably close that sells singles is difficult
Those places also have a minimum purchase.
Hoping to know what it is before i get there.
No one seems to want to let me take them out of the store to try them ;)
I've tried computer case/mother board screws
looking for others i have kicking around.
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Re: Setscrew for the manual choke knob
The official size isn't "tiny", that's preposterous. It's "teeny".
Have you thought of parking outside of the local fastener shop, going in with the knob and telling them that you need a metric screw to fit the knob, keep the receipt (with a return policy) go out to the carpark, see if it fit's and if it doesn't ~ return said screw and take another blind stab at 'er
Or another way around it is to go to the useful links thread in Delica FAQ Section and load your VIN into the Mitsubishi field, find the OEM number and start at the local Mitsu dealer or cross reference it at Lordco or whatever it is in your neck of the woods. Just a thought.
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Have you thought of parking outside of the local fastener shop, going in with the knob and telling them that you need a metric screw to fit the knob, keep the receipt (with a return policy) go out to the carpark, see if it fit's and if it doesn't ~ return said screw and take another blind stab at 'er

Or another way around it is to go to the useful links thread in Delica FAQ Section and load your VIN into the Mitsubishi field, find the OEM number and start at the local Mitsu dealer or cross reference it at Lordco or whatever it is in your neck of the woods. Just a thought.
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Re: Setscrew for the manual choke knob
Yeah tiny barely covers this.
Rona has the best selection of small set screws and I just did this in July
Its either a metric 4-32 or a 6-32 thread. Look for a short (under 1") threaded rod with a hex pattern in one end so you can use an allan wrench. Rona sells them prepacked in little bags in their fasteners section.....usually sold individually.
Rona has the best selection of small set screws and I just did this in July
Its either a metric 4-32 or a 6-32 thread. Look for a short (under 1") threaded rod with a hex pattern in one end so you can use an allan wrench. Rona sells them prepacked in little bags in their fasteners section.....usually sold individually.
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Re: Setscrew for the manual choke knob
Try Hobbyworld..
Ask for Aaron, he works monday to friday 10-6
Tons of small screws try the sizes Bigbird noted.
Eric
Ask for Aaron, he works monday to friday 10-6
Tons of small screws try the sizes Bigbird noted.
Eric
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