Light Fitting
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Marmaduke
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Personally I swapped mine for 20mm coated wood screws
The problem with nuts and bolts is getting them off when they get rusty
The problem with nuts and bolts is getting them off when they get rusty
wattfield
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I replaced one of mine with a bolt when the screw holesbecame enlarged. It's a bit tricky to get a spanner in at the side of an indicator!
Marmaduke
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Each to their own but nuts and bolts seems like a ball ache when the access to the back of the light fittings isn't very good
zeaphod
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Stainless screws. Cheap and useful for dozens of things on the landy - door trims etc.
I used these guys: http://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/
I used these guys: http://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/
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+1 I have bags of various size SS screws and I replace with these when possible. I done all the rear light clusters on the Disco with them as well. I Get them at Screwfix.
danny6801
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That's what I've done dead easy to get them off then.Personally I swapped mine for 20mm coated wood screws
The problem with nuts and bolts is getting them off when they get rusty
