Okay i was changing my rotor button and lost the screw that goes into it, could anyone help me out with finding out what size it is? thanks in advance!

 

BUMP, Please help1

 

Seriously? Does no-body on honda-tech no this? i remember back in the old days i could ask this on here and have the answer in 5 minutes. . .

 

just go to the auto parts store and buy a new rotor since they come with brand new screws...only about $5-6 bucks and your life can continue...!!!

 

mine didnt come with a screw

 

u dont need a screw. It was only installed by honda for assembly purposes so rotor would not fall off during assembly. your brakes/wheel hold rotor in place

 

thats right theres 2 diffrent rotors with screws on a ed.. the brake rotor and ignition rotor..

 

reading pwned you

 

First off, a new rotor does not come with a new screw, second; I said rotor button, not brake rotor. Any one know what size the screw is?

 

go to kragen or vatozone and get a new rotor button...they come with brand new screws included...ask me how i know, been there,done that

 

mine didnt. put it on last week had to use the old screw

 

Dont have any of those around here, never heard of kragen or vatozone.

 

yeah i bought one from advance and it didnt come with one, my old rotor was melted and twisted and crap and some how the screw was stripped out, then i lost it so now i cant match the screw to another one.

 

then you got shafted...take it back and get a refund or take them to small claims court because your were jipped.
pick up a phone book and start calling different local auto parts stores and ask them if the ones they sell come with the screw...if not then hit up your local junk yard and pocket one.

 

kool deal bro, i i just fround on at oreilys, thanks for the help!

 

chances are you are going to have to go to a hardware store to pick up a new screw, just take the rotor with you and find screws that look like they might work and try them all out to see which one is correct. not too many people actually take the time to measure the thread pitch on their rotor screws, lol.

 

just so you know o'reillys is actually kragen...!!!
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/fi/p...&l=AD08A150273