Indicator Stalk Thread

Indicator Stalk Thread

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fatjon

Original Poster:

2,298 posts

227 months

Saturday 18th September 2021
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One day someone will find this post and be very happy..

The answer is M8 x 1.25


ukkid35

6,341 posts

187 months

Saturday 18th September 2021
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The other answer is ThreadLock

pmessling

2,308 posts

217 months

Sunday 19th September 2021
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You would have only needed to ask and serveral people would have told you that.

The pain is soldering the wires on the hazard switch

Byker28i

74,527 posts

231 months

Sunday 19th September 2021
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Hazard switch comes out easily though...

fatjon

Original Poster:

2,298 posts

227 months

Monday 20th September 2021
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ukkid35 said:
The other answer is ThreadLock
Only when there's some thread left to lock. It was so knackered that I had to chop a few mm off and rethread it. I marked it a bit while threading it too hence the black shrink wrap. God knows how I'm going t retrieve the stubs of the hazard wires from inside the pod without taking it all apart (again). I did the ribbon cable, then took it all apart for the EGO gauge, then took it all apart again for ribbon cable number 2 to replace the new one which I broke while fitting the EGO gauges. This is an area of my car that I'm getting really sick of seeing. Yesterday I allowed myself the comparatively fun task of replacing the boot carpets. When fitting Cerbera boot carpets is fun for an 18 stone bloke you know it was preceded by some real ball aching tasks.

Mr Cerbera

5,127 posts

244 months

Monday 20th September 2021
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I feel your pain Jon.

I had intended to connect an Oil Temp Guage up.

I dropped the wheel as I took it off which pulled the cables out of the Molex connectors.
I decided to extend the switch cables anyway to avoid them being clamped against the Boss.
Then I broke the Indicator Stalk.
Then the one I was supplied with had an even smaller internal diameter which meant that
Threading the wires from the switch to the circuit board above the Steering Column was a nightmare.
On reassembly I'd forgotten which 10-core plugs go into which sockets.
It's all back together now
BUT
Nothing works !! banghead

If only I could afford a decent Beretta !