Is this an S screen?
Is this an S screen?
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tvrolet

Original Poster:

4,748 posts

311 months

Tuesday 13th June 2006
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Hi
I chipped the screen getting it out the car, and so I'll need a replacement at some point. I'm pretty sure it is an S screen that's been used, but not positive. It's triplex with the TVR logo, and a reference '43R-00006' in the bottom right corner. Seems to be the only reference on the glass apart from the certification stuff. Sound like an 'S' reference?

Thanks

WB

Le TVR

3,097 posts

280 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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Just checked mine, it says 43R-00056.

When it was changed recently the invoice said 'TVR Griffith'

axe

131 posts

244 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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Mine says 43R-001252 if that interests anybody

glassman

24,943 posts

244 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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Any numbers found on the glass are manufacturer / compliance codes.

tvrolet

Original Poster:

4,748 posts

311 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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So, what we're saying is I have to measure the screen; there's no way of knowing what it is off the codes themselves. Pain, since I'm 400 miles away from the car until Friday...

I'll get the measuring tape out when I get home.

GreenV8S

31,017 posts

313 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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I think S/Griffith/Chimaera screens are the same, although that probably isn't much help.

Hoover.

5,993 posts

271 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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This man will suppy you the right screen to fit your car he has supplied with me with galss for the S, and on my recomendation glass to chimps/griffs which was shipped to New Zealand.

www.heatedwindscreen.com/acatalog/_Products_TVR_47.html

so no need to measure the hole

Hoover

tvrolet

Original Poster:

4,748 posts

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Wednesday 14th June 2006
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Hoover. said:

This man will suppy you the right screen to fit your car....
so no need to measure the hole

Hoover

Except it's actually a Tuscan racer that the screen is from, which I understand was made with an S screen in mind (hence the question), but it may have been modified to take a more 'popular' screen as a number have been...so I still need to identify what the screen was I took out. My money's on it being from an S, but not so much that I'd risk ordering one on the offchance it's from something else.

glassman

24,943 posts

244 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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tvrolet said:
Hi
I chipped the screen getting it out the car, and so I'll need a replacement at some point. I'm pretty sure it is an S screen that's been used, but not positive. It's triplex with the TVR logo, and a reference '43R-00006' in the bottom right corner. Seems to be the only reference on the glass apart from the certification stuff. Sound like an 'S' reference?

Thanks

WB


TVR Windscreens Tutorial.

Description/year/part number...

3000S Convertible // 1978-80 // 9201

Chimera/Griffith // 1991-ON // 9265

S Tourer // 1986-92 // 9255

Need more? Just shout... otherwise,

...here endeth the lesson.



tvrgit

8,489 posts

281 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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glassman said:
tvrolet said:
Hi
I chipped the screen getting it out the car, and so I'll need a replacement at some point. I'm pretty sure it is an S screen that's been used, but not positive. It's triplex with the TVR logo, and a reference '43R-00006' in the bottom right corner. Seems to be the only reference on the glass apart from the certification stuff. Sound like an 'S' reference?

Thanks

WB


TVR Windscreens Tutorial.

Description/year/part number...

3000S Convertible // 1978-80 // 9201

Chimera/Griffith // 1991-ON // 9265

S Tourer // 1986-92 // 9255

Need more? Just shout... otherwise,

...here endeth the lesson.




Very good.

So which of these is fitted to Willie's tuscan racer then? That is the question.

HarryW

16,026 posts

298 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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tvrgit said:
glassman said:
tvrolet said:
Hi
I chipped the screen getting it out the car, and so I'll need a replacement at some point. I'm pretty sure it is an S screen that's been used, but not positive. It's triplex with the TVR logo, and a reference '43R-00006' in the bottom right corner. Seems to be the only reference on the glass apart from the certification stuff. Sound like an 'S' reference?

Thanks

WB


TVR Windscreens Tutorial.

Description/year/part number...

3000S Convertible // 1978-80 // 9201

Chimera/Griffith // 1991-ON // 9265

S Tourer // 1986-92 // 9255

Need more? Just shout... otherwise,

...here endeth the lesson.




Very good.

So which of these is fitted to Willie's tuscan racer then? That is the question.

As a guess, a proper tuscan racer has the S cockpit/body shell, I'd plum for the 'S Tourer' out of those

Hoover.

5,993 posts

271 months

Wednesday 14th June 2006
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sorrydid not realise it was not for an S ... no idea then

tvrgit

8,489 posts

281 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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Just out of interest - whose part numbers are those?

They're not TVR numbers or Autoglass for example?

glassman

24,943 posts

244 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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tvrgit said:
Just out of interest - whose part numbers are those?

They're not TVR numbers or Autoglass for example?


They are Eurocodes. These codes are allocated in a chronological sequence for each manufacturer's model range; the first two digits identify the manufacturer and the second two identify the model.

The much earlier TVR 3000M Coupe (1956-59) is identified by 35** which is the Ford identification code. The 92 and 93 prefixes identify the later, or 'OTHER' (TVR) manufacturer codes.

russ35

2,702 posts

268 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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tvrolet,

My S3 has the same 43R-00006 code as well.

530dTPhil

1,419 posts

247 months

Thursday 15th June 2006
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As Glassman says, the 43R code is statutory information on the glass and gives no clue as to what the screen fits. For some reason, glass manufacturers are very reluctant to include the Eurocode within the statutory information to aid identification.
The original Tuscan Series cars (to 92)use the 9255 screen. Don't be surprised if the 9255 and 9265 screens become hard to get in the coming months. One factory is having production difficulties and another is having quality issues.
We have stocks of most TVR screens including the Tasmin, 3000S, Griffith, Tuscan, Chimaera, M & S Series and Vixen. We offer a fitting service and can bill your insurance company.