Hello All,

I can't for the life of me find the size of this pinch bolt thingy for holding/clamping the choke cable on my Zenith 361V carb. It's number 66 in the diagram below.

Anyone know what the size of this bolt/screw is?

Thanks,

Tony

I've got both sides now. Next job, fit the heater back together again!

I got a pair in excellent condition - and they were given to me for free. Thanks Matt!

Looking for just (!) the end piece of the heater box including the door flap. I have everything else but those two parts. Thanks.

I don’t understand… I have the parts sheet and I don’t appear to be missing anything. Why does the light rattle in the screwed together assembly? It’s a sealed halogen, but it seams to be a millimeter or so too small. What am I not including that’s not holding the light in snugly?

Hello, I know it's a small thing... (and I have far more important things I need to take care of) ... but I am missing one bonnet staple and it's bothering me :) I know there is a set of three for sale on eBay right now, but I just need one. Anyone have one they are willing to part with? Thanks, Tony

Hi Bob, No, unfortunately not. From what I can tell, 24v bits are really hard to come by here on the West Coast of Canada (even though there are a number of Lightweights that were left here after their service at the British base in Alberta). From what I've been told, the 24v parts from my truck wer...

Glad to be part of a vibrant forum.

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