Screws described as Z1?
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In PET, some screws are described as "Z1", as in "M 8 X 35 Z1". What does Z1 mean?
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Originally Posted by jon928se
Sure it isn't Zi for Zinc
Illustration 104-00 part 56 (screws that hold oil filler neck to block),
Illustration 105-00 part 12 (screw that holds timing belt pully support to water pump),
Illustration 105-05 part 12 (bolt that attaches water regulator housing to ?block?),
Illustration 105-05 part 24 (screws that attach thermostat cover to regulator housing), and
Illustration 107-05 part 33 (screws that attach throttle cable pulley bracket to block).
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term is yused on other cars BMW etc but often appears as Z1 ZNS ....ZNS I believe is Zinc and most uses of this type bolt seem to be into coolant water so my guess is zinc plating for corrosion resistance...
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I'm matching up hardware and notice this Z1 thing. For fun I looked up the T-stat housing bolts, M6 x 25 Z1. $9.55 each. Porsche clearly thinks highly of their zinc plated hardware.....
EDIT: McMaster has them for slightly less: http://www.mcmaster.com/#91280a334/=5illv3
EDIT: McMaster has them for slightly less: http://www.mcmaster.com/#91280a334/=5illv3