Throttle Damper bracket Torx Screw Part number please?

[Fat Audi 80]

Can anyone give me the part number of the throttle damper bracket Torx screws please?

They have completely rounded out now and I only just managed to get them off this time by hammering a bigger bit into them. (Is it only me that has to remove this bracket to gain access to the coil packs?)

Cheers,

Steve.

[andyg plym]

me too Steve,have to take it off and now ive lost both bolts

[Fat Audi 80]

Thanks Andy, glad it is not just me...

I have two crappy slotted pan heads in there with washers for now.... At least they are stainless I suppose

[Jamo]

You can't buy them seperately only as part of the throttle body.

Had the same thing happen on my Coupe, replaced them with M5 or M6 bolts can't remember which.

I got the hint from Doug and Martinjs, it's on the forum.

[BrianSmith_S2]

Thanks Andy, glad it is not just me...

I have two crappy slotted pan heads in there with washers for now.... At least they are stainless I suppose

I had the same problem when taking the coilpacks off mine a few weeks ago. Depending on how OEM you wanna remain you could just replace them with 2 s/s SHCS's, look a bit better than the slotted pan heads.

I have a couple you can have, if it can wait to the next southern area car meet

[4WheelDrifter]

Tap the threads out and put some chunkier bolts in there like the 3B has.

[Bowlerwell]

I tried to get the number from Audi, and they didn't even recognise the bracket...
I just replaced with M5 screws.

[Fat Audi 80]

Fine. Thanks Chaps, I will have a look at work and find something suitable. We have tons of Stainless steel fasteners...

Cheers,

Steve.

[S2central.net]

BTDT - they are soft as playdoh... Get a couple of M6 bolts and cut 'em down to size. I had to cut a slot in the old ones with the trusty dremel for a flat-bladed screwdriver to remove them.

Paul

[Skaala]

Think this is it:

(from ETKA)
N01470210
Note: M6x15

[saltinot]

This should be what your looking for N 0147412. It's the M5 x 15 bolts on the t-body.

[Jas11n]

Another here who had to cut slots in the top and use a flatheaded screwdriver to get them out.
Replaced with S/S allen headed bolts.

[Matt_D]

I did too, just used normal bolts to replace them no danger of stripping the head now

[Bowlerwell]

I used the dremel too...
Like Paul said, soft as Playdoh

[Fat Audi 80]

LMAO at all the replies!

They are pants aren't they. I don't get it really, as you HAVE to take them out everytime you want access to the sparkplugs or coilpacks, why make them so soft and an unusual fitting....

Cheers,

Steve.