Clutch stop adjustment

[DavidMn]

Just curious where I can buy replacement bolts and washers. Host does not seem to have them.

[Walt Fricke]

You can get the bolts at any place which sells metric Allens. Under the Allen's head is supposed to be a toothed (Schnorr) washer - The bolt is an M5, and someone may sell Schnorrs in that diameter, but I am sure a regular washer would do. Nothing special about them.

The special larger washers are quite another story. It has a Porsche part number, so try a Porsche dealer's parts department.

[DavidMn]

Originally Posted by Walt Fricke

You can get the bolts at any place which sells metric Allens. Under the Allen's head is supposed to be a toothed (Schnorr) washer - The bolt is an M5, and someone may sell Schnorrs in that diameter, but I am sure a regular washer would do. Nothing special about them.

The special larger washers are quite another story. It has a Porsche part number, so try a Porsche dealer's parts department.

Thanks.

[Walt Fricke]

I just installed this assembly on my aftermarket aluminum floorboard. I had fabricated something to do the job, but discovered these parts from my discarded wood board amidst the stuff in my garage. To my amazement, Pelican carried the rubber part (which was missing from mine). Just how much consumer demand would there be for that?

[Otter74]

Our host does have the dished washers, but it is a bit of a wild goose chase to find them, because they're not categorized with the other clutch-related parts and they're not called a washer. I can't remember how I found them, but I lucked into it on a phone call with a local dealer, and just drove up and got them (and of course got a cappuccino at the cafe.) I'll look for the part number when I'm home. The bolts, as noted, can be bought anywhere you can find metric hardware. Any washer (or even none) will do behind the bolt head.

[DavidMn]

Found it