Hello,

I was hoping someone in here might know which kind of screws (no. 4 on the first picture, no. 9 on the second picture) for the dust shield i need? Considering it says replace after removal i would like to buy new screws.

And i think this is the right configuration, the PR code for my brakes are 1KD. Which should be C38 - 15" brakes, so i believe this is the correct setup (second picture).

Thank you in advance for any help! 🙏

https://www.lllparts.co.uk/catalogs

3 hours ago, Bifa said:

I was hoping someone in here might know which kind of screws (no. 4 on the first picture, no. 9 on the second picture) for the dust shield i need? Considering it says replace after removal i would like to buy new screws.

No idea except that dust shields are not compulsory, so you can remove them and nor replace.

Oh my, that link transported me into wonderland. That is so useful. I found out that it was a M10x40 hexagon head bolt (https://www.lllparts.co.uk/product/WHT003853/hexagon-head-bolt-combi).

Thanks so much for the help Breezy-Pete 😁

And thanks for the tip Paws4Thot, but I think I will replace them, to avoid getting dirt into my brakes as much as possible 😊

Edited 4 September, 20254 Sep by Bifa
Used a swear word, woops.

5 hours ago, Bifa said:

And thanks for the tip Paws4Thot, but I think I will replace them, to avoid getting dirt into my brakes as much as possible 😊

Those screws aren’t just holding the dust shield on, they appear to be securing the axle stud. Even if you removed the dust shield, you would still need to replace the screws, or your rear wheel would fall off.

You don’t need 4-off M10 screws just for a dust shield. 😉

39 minutes ago, daveo138 said:

Those screws aren’t just holding the dust shield on, they appear to be securing the axle stud. Even if you removed the dust shield, you would still need to replace the screws, or your rear wheel would fall off.

You don’t need 4-off M10 screws just for a dust shield. 😉

I misread the exploded view; thanks. The point about not replacing the rust shields/stone catchers still applies though I think.