Does anyone know the part number for this screw? I was a dumb *** and had too many beers last night while changing my rotor button and lost the screw. I went by Honda and picked up a rotor button for a 2000 Civic Si but the screw looks to be longer than the ITR one. (Honda parts was on the way to where I was going) Are these the same part number? I tried searching but did not find the part number. Thanks!

 

30135-P73-004

Pretty sure it's the same as the Si's screw. Did you try putting it in and seeing if it holds it securly?

 

dam those screws to hell.
first thing i did was throw them all away

 

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93600-06014-0H

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Pretty sure it's the same as the Si's screw. Did you try putting it in and seeing if it holds it securly?</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

you know you dont need those right?

 

loctite is your friend... just a reminder. I do know the gsr and itr parts are the same.

 

Chuck it!!! really.

 

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they're put on at factory, other than that you dont need them once you remove it.

 

toss it..

 

for the assembly line only

 

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93600-06014-0H</TD></TR></TABLE>
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first thing i did was throw them all away </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Are j00s talking about the rotor screws on the BRAKE rotors,

or the screw on the rotor button inside the DISTRIBUTOR??????

Is there a screw on the rotor button in the distributor? Is it just part of the cap? That's the only rotor button that I know of on a car.

-Chris

 

Rotor button: (not honda)

 

i thought he ment the screw on the rotors but you may be right. If so disregaurd my statement

 

Im confused.

 

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Me too! Damn me! Anyone have a pic of the inside of the distributor cap? Any screws on the cap near the rotor button?

 

Sounds like he is talking about the distributer rotor.

 

Does he mean the little screw that holds the rotor in place or something else...i'm confused too

 

.....he said "rotor button" which means in the distributor.

Call Len you big dummy!

 

i thought the pin in the center cannot be changed? or can it?

 

The pic clearly is labeled "Not Honda"

 

This screw?


That did this?


This one? Well F that screw!

 

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That did this?
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Hey dopie, what am I looking at here? I can't make it out.

 

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Yep, that one. The Civic Si one is too long. I'm going to try to find one local so I can drive the car to the ATL BBQ meet tomorrow.

 

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Yep, that one. The Civic Si one is too long. I'm going to try to find one local so I can drive the car to the ATL BBQ meet tomorrow.</TD></TR></TABLE>

You bradstard! That's not a rotor button screw!


011 30135-P73-004 SCREW-WASHER (5X12) 1 1998 INTEGRA 2.02 1.61

Distributor rotor screw, maybe. Not rotor button though.



At least the controversy is solved!! Hahahaha another H-T drama unfolds..

 

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You bradstard! That's not a rotor button screw!

Distributor rotor screw, maybe. Not rotor button though.



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It may be a misnomer, but 99.999999999% of us call it the rotor button screw...