Cooley Clock Knob

[Vmass]

Does anyone know what size screw is needed to hold the clock knob in place?

Thanks,

Rich

[Frank Z.]

Tried to remove mine for assessment, but the darned thing said, "I'll strip and/or break the clock's delicate internals".
I think the screw in question (parts fiche #19) is one of those female-threaded-sleeve jobs. Maybe Ed, David, Chuck, et al can confirm (?)

[Vmass]

Tried to remove mine for assessment, but the darned thing said, "I'll strip and/or break the clock's delicate internals".
I think the screw in question (parts fiche #19) is one of those female-threaded-sleeve jobs. Maybe Ed, David, Chuck, et al can confirm (?)

Correct, it is #19 on the parts fiche. Unfortunately, that doesn't tell us anything. L]

Looking at the clock shaft as well as the knob makes me think it is simply a small screw.

Thanks for your attempt, Frank!

[chuck hahn]

Its just a real small thread. Lost one once at the bench and the ensuing panic was as real as someone holding a gun to my head. Very very slowly removed and inspected everything on the bench, swept the garage floor, and then sifted thru the trash can. Eventually a magnet sucked it up from the pile of debris that had been swept up.

I can assure you its just NOT a good day when it goes missing. I dont know the thread and pitch, but I would suggest trying a speedo trip knob screw or maybe an old face plate screw??? trying to think what else has that kind of super small screw.......

[chuck hahn]

What other bikes have clocks that a screw may be tested from???? Or other reset knobs with small screws???

[GSX1000E]

I hope and pray that it is still available from Suzuki because I seriously doubt that you will just find one of these anywhere.
I measure a 1mm thread perhaps as my mic measured 1.38mm on the threads. .30 pitch and about 5mm of thread...

[chuck hahn]

It IS NOT available.

[Vmass]

I hope and pray that it is still available from Suzuki because I seriously doubt that you will just find one of these anywhere.
I measure a 1mm thread perhaps as my mic measured 1.38mm on the threads. .30 pitch and about 5mm of thread...

It's been a couple of years since I removed the one from my 80'. I thought I remembered it as just a small, regular screw. I don't recall it looking like the one above. Of course one of them may not be OEM.

[GSX1000E]

These are from a '79 model that was originally purchased by a close friend of mine and only shows 13,000 miles on it so I doubt that it has ever been off except to help you.

[Frank Z.]

Maybe there's one in this kit that'll fit

http://www.amazon.com/Screw-Assortment-Repair-Eyeglass-Optician/dp/B007E62M3G/ref=pd_sbs_ac_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1DEMJQ0EK1ZQZXA1KS57

[Vmass]

I will give this a shot.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/360722069660

[GSX1000E]

It looks like it is still available from Suzuki! Who knew???

http://www.partsoutlaw.com/oemparts/partsearch/suzuki

[Vmass]

Part # 34184-12D00 is the proper screw for the cooley clock knob.

[chuck hahn]

GSX1000E...Number 19 here is the clock knob screw and it is NOT still available.

http://www.partsoutlaw.com/oemparts/a/suz/50d4030ff8700230d8b4e9b8/combination-meter