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Old Aug 31, 2011 | 09:38 AM
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Anyone know what size bold/screw goes inside the front fairing? Or is it one of the twist fasteners for the side covers?
Mine fell out or were left out by the P.O.
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Old Aug 31, 2011 | 10:16 AM
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90001-MN8-000 (5x12) I believe

are the inner threads still on the receiving end ?
Usually if these screws are missing the whole piece
is gone the screw and the receiver

it's JBweld in the receiving end drill a small hole and
self tapping screws ! the way I did it anyhow
 
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Old Aug 31, 2011 | 12:05 PM
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I'll try that size.

I can not tell if the threads ate still in there.
 
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Originally Posted by Sprock
90001-MN8-000 (5x12) I believe

are the inner threads still on the receiving end ?
Usually if these screws are missing the whole piece
is gone the screw and the receiver

it's JBweld in the receiving end drill a small hole and
self tapping screws ! the way I did it anyhow
I took that recommendation to the hardware store and they couldn't make heads or tails of it.
 
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it's metric and it's the oem description as is the oem part number
Most Harware Stores won't have any clue

Basically it's a fine thread metric number 5 pan head machine screw
something like this LINK

edit : some ebay listings

You really need to find if the other end is in the fairing or not
or you'll be wasting your time putting any screw in there as
there might not be anything for it to grip !

edit ....... I got fed up looking for the same when I was missing
some and as I said just filled 'em with JB Weld .... drilled a hole
in the JB Weld and used coarse screws (Not too long ) to do a
better job imo.

Guess you could say I just got sick of screwing around with it ! lol
 

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Old Aug 31, 2011 | 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Sprock
it's metric and it's the oem description as is the oem part number
Most Harware Stores won't have any clue

Basically it's a fine thread metric number 5 pan head machine screw
something like this LINK

edit : some ebay listings

You really need to find if the other end is in the fairing or not
or you'll be wasting your time putting any screw in there as
there might not be anything for it to grip !

edit ....... I got fed up looking for the same when I was missing
some and as I said just filled 'em with JB Weld .... drilled a hole
in the JB Weld and used coarse screws (Not too long ) to do a
better job imo.

Guess you could say I just got sick of screwing around with it ! lol
The holes do have some sort of threaded mechanism, they are holding fine.
I found one still in the fairing... waltzed it into ace hardware and found it but in a torx style drive, hardened finish (probably rust all to hell but who cares). DONE! honda wants $2.50 a screw. A.H wanted .42 cents a screw.
 

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