P38A Sadly breaking for parts

Flossie · Oct 3, 2021

I'm reasonably sure that knob pushes on from the outside but not positive.
I'll have to look at mine again as I'm going off memory but I recall that the hole in the switch pack cover is too small for the knob to pass through so it's fitted after...I'll go look...
@Lukas018 how much for the switch pack complete, needs to be sunroof type though .

marjon · Oct 3, 2021

Flossie said:
I'm reasonably sure that knob pushes on from the outside but not positive.
I'll have to look at mine again as I'm going off memory but I recall that the hole in the switch pack cover is too small for the knob to pass through so it's fitted after...I'll go look...
@Lukas018 how much for the switch pack complete, needs to be sunroof type though .

Sure you could make a little plastic knob

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It is sunroof and it has the little sides on the drivers window switch so you dont open the sunroof by mistake and dump snow on the occupants

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Flossie · Oct 3, 2021

Just had a look and the knob does fit on from the outside, the little stalk I have left is the only thing that could pass through the switch pack cover.

oakey · Oct 3, 2021

I am sure little plastic knobs are available elsewhere? Searching memory banks but cant recall. I am sure @Mark Piercy will have a pic

brianp38dse · Oct 3, 2021

Lukas018 said:
This is the in I have? See photo if any good?

Not every one has a shower pump flexi connector in there cubby box

RangeRoller dt · Oct 3, 2021

just because its a DT doesnt mean he cant have the authentic sunroof experience

tomcat59alan · Oct 4, 2021

RangeRoller dt said:
just because its a DT doesnt mean he cant have the authentic sunroof experience

Did you get a new stud for the battery clamp Jack? May be worth asking.

RangeRoller dt · Oct 4, 2021

yes i need the threaded rod behind the battery box that the battery clamp holds to, dont think you can get it as a part number only off a vehicle?
fuel flap switch and a wheel nut but they are easy enough to get hold of.

Lukas018 · Oct 4, 2021

RangeRoller dt said:
yes i need the threaded rod behind the battery box that the battery clamp holds to, dont think you can get it as a part number only off a vehicle?
fuel flap switch and a wheel nut but they are easy enough to get hold of.

I am sure I have the rod if you want it and a wheel nut?

Datatek · Oct 4, 2021

RangeRoller dt said:
yes i need the threaded rod behind the battery box that the battery clamp holds to, dont think you can get it as a part number only off a vehicle?
fuel flap switch and a wheel nut but they are easy enough to get hold of.

You can buy lengths of threaded rod of various diameters at DIY stores.

oakey · Oct 14, 2021

Dont suppose you have a dog guard?

Grrrrrr · Oct 15, 2021

oakey said:
Dont suppose you have a dog guard?

No, he can leave whenever he likes as long as he books permission with the wife first.

oakey · Oct 15, 2021

Ha ha ha that is very good never even considered that lol

Lukas018 · Oct 16, 2021

Grrrrrr said:
No, he can leave whenever he likes as long as he books permission with the wife first.

I always need permission especially with the baby ha ha.

Lukas018 · Oct 16, 2021

oakey said:
Dont suppose you have a dog guard?

I don't I am afraid have plenty of rust if you need it

oakey · Oct 16, 2021

Thank you

Bix · Oct 16, 2021

I don't suppose you have the little nut and bolt from the positive battery terminal? The one on the wife's P38 has developed legs while being stored, so currently relying on a jubilee clip to secure it.

Lukas018 · Oct 16, 2021

Bix said:
I don't suppose you have the little nut and bolt from the positive battery terminal? The one on the wife's P38 has developed legs while being stored, so currently relying on a jubilee clip to secure it.

I will have a look think it's just a normal nut and bolt.

tomcat59alan · Oct 17, 2021

Lukas018 said:
I will have a look think it's just a normal nut and bolt.

My positive bolt is part of the main cable,the negative bolt has a square head

Bix · Oct 18, 2021

Lukas018 said:
I will have a look think it's just a normal nut and bolt.

I think it is a dished nut, so the more you tighten the tighter the clamp gets. My memory is a bit fuzzy these days.

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