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#1
23-12-2007
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Hi all, I've got my crazy lil micro here but i've found I need two of the screws need to be slightly longer - But I cant find what type of screw it is.
It seems to be M3 thread.. but comparing the screws to my D4 - which are also M3 the D4 screws seem slightly wider and have a slightly bigger thread. Which way in the sizes of screw do i go? I assume M4? 
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23-12-2007
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could well be 2.5mm
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23-12-2007
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M3. i.e. 3mm in girth, i think the M stands for Machine rather than Metric - but whichever you call it, its a metric machine screw. So to go smaller you need a smaller number.
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23-12-2007
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I don't mean smaller like this "M3" vs "M3"
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23-12-2007
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I think you will find they maybe 2.6, M stands for metric, these ones are Metric Fine.
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23-12-2007
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ahh.. i dont understand the metric screws.. ive been using american cars for too long haha..
Thanks to mr atomic for the PM, they are actually M2.5.. Now i just need to find some, anyone? More specific i require M2.5 x 16mm cap screw x 2 M2.5 x 14mm Cap screw x2
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