Vert top fastener question
#1
Vert top fastener question
Hello;
I have a 1988 Vert, which had a new top put on about three years ago (Before my brother bought the car)
The people put a few of the tenax fasteners in the wrong spots, and it is even missing a few.
Does anyone know which tenax pegs are right? I already know they are the German (GHE) fasteners, I just need to know the style.
I will probably order from here http://shop.store.yahoo.com/eagleday/tefage.html
Also, can I simply unscrew the ones that are in the wrong positions, or is there anything I need to do to keep from ripping the top?
Now that I have a nearly new boot, I need the fasteners to work
Thanks
Karl
I have a 1988 Vert, which had a new top put on about three years ago (Before my brother bought the car)
The people put a few of the tenax fasteners in the wrong spots, and it is even missing a few.
Does anyone know which tenax pegs are right? I already know they are the German (GHE) fasteners, I just need to know the style.
I will probably order from here http://shop.store.yahoo.com/eagleday/tefage.html
Also, can I simply unscrew the ones that are in the wrong positions, or is there anything I need to do to keep from ripping the top?
Now that I have a nearly new boot, I need the fasteners to work
Thanks
Karl
#2
yeah I noticed that my fasteners do not fit with the right setup for my boot so I think I will have to swap them around a little to get them to fit so I can use the boot and not have it flop around in the wind.
Thanks for the link to these above.
Thanks for the link to these above.
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Pegs/studs can simply be unscrewed and swapped with a 10mm socket. I suggest doing one at a time as to not disrupt the placement of the top.
As for replacing broken or missing pegs, I need the same info. One of mine are broken off. The rest are pretty crusty. Thanks for the link!
From the looks of it, the 16mm= 5/8" long are the correct replacement. Part # TENAX-3000011.
As for replacing broken or missing pegs, I need the same info. One of mine are broken off. The rest are pretty crusty. Thanks for the link!
From the looks of it, the 16mm= 5/8" long are the correct replacement. Part # TENAX-3000011.
#4
Yeah, I am planning on replacing all of them so they all look new, instead of the one or two I need.
Thanks for the length check.
I will use the TENAX-3000021, Black Chrome-Plated Brass/Steel
I sent them an email asking for matching bolts
Karl
Thanks for the length check.
I will use the TENAX-3000021, Black Chrome-Plated Brass/Steel
I sent them an email asking for matching bolts
Karl
#6
I just measured one of mine and it was closer to an M6 thread after checking with some calipers. You will have to be able to use a different nut on the back side in order for these to work most likely. It won't be and easy swap, but if replacing all when doing a new top it will be worthwhile.
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fwiw, this company
http://www.aabestco.com/
is where I bought my replacement top. They offered me replacement tenax fasteners for not a lot of money, can't really remember how much, but not a lot. I didn't need them so I didn't get them. I took a quick look around the website and I didn't find them. Probably call customer service for help.
Good luck.
http://www.aabestco.com/
is where I bought my replacement top. They offered me replacement tenax fasteners for not a lot of money, can't really remember how much, but not a lot. I didn't need them so I didn't get them. I took a quick look around the website and I didn't find them. Probably call customer service for help.
Good luck.
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http://www.aabestco.com/merchant.ihtml?pid=2435&step=4 2.00 apiece, but it doesn't say what color they are, or thread style.
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