head unit screws

[joey1320]

just take your oem screws to the hardware store and match them to any type you would like.

[duck]

Originally Posted by joey1320

just take your oem screws to the hardware store and match them to any type you would like.

thanks, but i'm hoping someone might know? so i don't have to:
call an hour ahead to parking garage to get the car out
get car out, drive around looking for a parking spot
jack the dash to remove a screw. reassemble so the parking garage doesn't get afraid of liability
take the car back to the garage (or leave in that parking spot) since there is no parking near any hardware store
take the subway to home depot
match a screw. then try to find one with an odd-shaped head.
take subway back home with new screws

[earljail]

Originally Posted by duck

thanks, but i'm hoping someone might know? so i don't have to:
call an hour ahead to parking garage to get the car out
get car out, drive around looking for a parking spot
jack the dash to remove a screw. reassemble so the parking garage doesn't get afraid of liability
take the car back to the garage (or leave in that parking spot) since there is no parking near any hardware store
take the subway to home depot
match a screw. then try to find one with an odd-shaped head.
take subway back home with new screws

Damn, it would sucking living there, no offense. I wouldn't bother with a car, personally. But hey, whatever works for you.

Sorry, can't remember the size of the top of my head. I think they are

M5 x 4mm long. These are metric machine screws with a flat head. Buy screws that need an allen wrench to put on (hex screws)