Hi. Looking for the above, if anyone knows where I can find these. Are these screws standard for all Moto speaker mics, and does anyone know what size and thread these are? My local shops aren't much help. Thanks.
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Speaker mic retaining screw for NMN6193C
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Thanks so much. One question though. 3205252W01 is listed as an earphone jack seal, which is already in place on the connector. Is that the right number? This is for the screw that secures the mic connector to the radio.
Thanks for your help. Much appreciated. I just had to double check when I saw earphone in the description. I was able to get them ordered from a local dealer. $3.05 for the two parts, and $4.50 shipping.......go figure. Thanks again.
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The screw itself is 2x56 1/4 inch long.
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2.2mm x 45 6mm long
Seemed to fit both on the metric and SAE screw gauge. Likely either one would work.
Would be cheaper to just buy the screw, if you hardware store sells stuff that small… Then again, $7.55 and not having to wander around the hardware store is probably worth it.
or
2.2mm x 45 6mm long
Seemed to fit both on the metric and SAE screw gauge. Likely either one would work.
Would be cheaper to just buy the screw, if you hardware store sells stuff that small… Then again, $7.55 and not having to wander around the hardware store is probably worth it.
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