Can't find correct bolt and screw part numbers for ABS cars.
Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2023 11:33 pm
Hello everyone,
This is a minor issue but it's annoying me enough that I thought I'd post. I also fear that this problem may crop up again with other parts so it would be a good thing to know if this information is available anywhere.
The issue is that I need to buy a couple of bolts and three self-tapping screws, but can't find them listed anywhere on parts schematics. I've looked at the assembly diagrams on the SNG Barratt website and also on the Jaguar/Land Rover classic parts website, and although I can find the schematics of the rear hubs and of the ABS sensor wiring, none of the fixings are listed.
E.g.
Hub Assembly: https://www.sngbarratt.com/English/#/uk ... mbly/26250
ABS Electrics: https://www.sngbarratt.com/English/#/uk ... mbly/26148
You can see on the hub (even though that's not what my 89 car's hub looks like) where the sensor is located and the bolt hole, but the bolt isn't listed. The self-tappers are used to hold the wiring clips onto the hub - two of them on the offside and one on the near side.
In the case of the self-tapping screws, I realise that I can probably just go to a hardware store and purchase something that's almost right, but I'd like to use the correct parts if possible!
This is a minor issue but it's annoying me enough that I thought I'd post. I also fear that this problem may crop up again with other parts so it would be a good thing to know if this information is available anywhere.
The issue is that I need to buy a couple of bolts and three self-tapping screws, but can't find them listed anywhere on parts schematics. I've looked at the assembly diagrams on the SNG Barratt website and also on the Jaguar/Land Rover classic parts website, and although I can find the schematics of the rear hubs and of the ABS sensor wiring, none of the fixings are listed.
E.g.
Hub Assembly: https://www.sngbarratt.com/English/#/uk ... mbly/26250
ABS Electrics: https://www.sngbarratt.com/English/#/uk ... mbly/26148
You can see on the hub (even though that's not what my 89 car's hub looks like) where the sensor is located and the bolt hole, but the bolt isn't listed. The self-tappers are used to hold the wiring clips onto the hub - two of them on the offside and one on the near side.
In the case of the self-tapping screws, I realise that I can probably just go to a hardware store and purchase something that's almost right, but I'd like to use the correct parts if possible!