Pagoda SL Group
W113 Pagoda SL Group => General Discussion => Topic started by: glennard on May 14, 2005, 05:46:52
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Help. Prior owner broke off the two cap screws that hold the brake line from the caliper to king pin plate. Anybody know this part number or if a 111 body part or a fintail 60's model can be interchanged. Drill out an option? Thanx.
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Two are listed: part # 000912 006064 and 000912 006170.
Seems like they are 6mm (allen head)bolts but different lengths.
Can not comment on possibility of drilling them out (not been there yet) - sorry.
naj
65 230SL
68 280SL
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quote:
Originally posted by glennard
Help. Prior owner broke off the two cap screws that hold the brake line from the caliper to king pin plate.
What car? Girling or Teves brakes?
My 230SL book shows:
000912 006024 - Cylindrical head screw, brake line to steering knuckle (x2)
000912 006039 - Cylindrical head screw, brake line to steering knuckle (x2)
007980 006000 - Lock washer (x4)
These hold the small metal brake line that wraps around the king pin.
Rodd
Powell, Ohio, USA
1966 230SL, Euro, Auto, Leather, both tops
1994 E420
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If you can get a set of left handed drill bits these things are the best for removing broken bolts. Mine came as a set with easy outs. Easy outs never seem to work as they seem to expand the bolt in the hole and can break off leaving you with a new problem. Those left handed bits though heat the part and most of the time the broken bolt just spin right out while drilling. These are a real must for your toolbox.
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Yes. Both screws,2off @different lengths,and connector pipe fitting can be interchanged with W 111.
Cheers,
Mike.
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They won't drill out easily. Allen screws are much harder than standard grade 5 screws.
Dan Caron's
SL Barn
benzbarn@ebtech.net
slbarn.mbz.org
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quote:
Originally posted by Mike Heagney
Yes. Both screws,2off @different lengths,and connector pipe fitting can be interchanged with W 111.
Cheers,
Mike.
Mike et al, Is the stub axle/king pin and plate assembly inerchangeable with a 111 body or any other fin tail body?