I'm looking for parts 24 and 17 in this diagram for my 1983 944. They're nothing special so I'm hoping someone can tell me the specifics and I can just pick them up at Home Depot instead of ordering them from Porsche. I think the shroud has 3 along the top and 3 along the bottom, all of mine are missing.
Where Can I Buy The Radiator Fan Shroud Bolts?
Only #24 is needed, most of the info about the fastener is in the description. It is an M6.3 (diameter) and is 12mm long with a captured washer. It is a special fastener, and it is unlikely that HD will have anything similar to this (or any other parts of a Porsche).
Belmetric has them in 16mm length (same as the fasteners used to secure the fenders) but they must be shortened before installation or damage to the radiator is possible.
Belmetric has them in 16mm length (same as the fasteners used to secure the fenders) but they must be shortened before installation or damage to the radiator is possible.
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$2 each at Pelican, with trapped washer, although if you shop around I'm sure you could find them cheaper.
https://www.pelicanparts.com/search/?q=90018711102
Don't quote me, but I believe the pitch is 1.81, so if you were in a hurry you could get a longer M6.3 x 1.81 bolt from Amazon and cut it to 12mm. The national auto parts stores all seem to carry a few as well, also too long, sold as fender screws, license plate screws, etc., though they charge way too much for them...
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/di ... s0/10694pk
https://www.pelicanparts.com/search/?q=90018711102
Don't quote me, but I believe the pitch is 1.81, so if you were in a hurry you could get a longer M6.3 x 1.81 bolt from Amazon and cut it to 12mm. The national auto parts stores all seem to carry a few as well, also too long, sold as fender screws, license plate screws, etc., though they charge way too much for them...
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/di ... s0/10694pk
Thanks, if they're special then I'll order them from Porsche locally. Ordering online will be $50 for shipping.
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Pelican will ship them first class for $4.99Deemar wrote: Sun Nov 24, 2024 9:19 am Thanks, if they're special then I'll order them from Porsche locally. Ordering online will be $50 for shipping.
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Yikes! Dealer it is! 
Just in case people were curious, it was still cheaper at the dealer, even with these prices:
radiator bolts = $3.xx each
pin/bolt that holds strut to hood = $18
little clip that goes on that pin to hold it in = $14
Wow, what a rip. As I'm going through the repairs, I'm making note of pieces that aren't genuine and just replacing them.
radiator bolts = $3.xx each
pin/bolt that holds strut to hood = $18
little clip that goes on that pin to hold it in = $14
Wow, what a rip. As I'm going through the repairs, I'm making note of pieces that aren't genuine and just replacing them.
I drive fancy cars on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Autoism1
Which dealer? Just curious.Deemar wrote: Sun Dec 01, 2024 9:23 am Just in case people were curious, it was still cheaper at the dealer, even with these prices:
radiator bolts = $3.xx each
pin/bolt that holds strut to hood = $18
little clip that goes on that pin to hold it in = $14
Wow, what a rip. As I'm going through the repairs, I'm making note of pieces that aren't genuine and just replacing them.
I’m in Calgary.
