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    day trip reset knob...small screw

    question:
    the small screw in the day trip reset knob.

    is it a M2.5 or a M2.6
    and
    is it brass or normal steel with length 4mm?


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    I measure 2.6 but they wouldn’t make anything that odd. It’s a 2.5mm steel screw with a .45mm thread pitch. G

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    McMaster Carr has them but you have to buy 50 of them for about 8 bucks

    Thanks, Rick

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    Phillipe, merci beaucoup...perfect...will order some tomorrow..
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    I’ve got one that I’m trying to back the screw out. I don’t want to destroy it. I’ve got it soaking with Blaster. Any experience getting the screw out, without damage.
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    cleaned the screw entry, soaked it with classic Balistol, let it rest for a day...
    even with half screw heads still works..
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    Thanks for the help, haul& Paul .....
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