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Tupperware Screws Source 2018 R1200RT

There are links at the bottom of the BoxFlyer videos...

Thanks for the PDF showing all the Tupperware and the screws that go into each location. I removed the right-side Tupperware on the right side of my RT to string some wires for mounting some DRL's (Twisted Throttle parts) controlled by my EzCan. Putting the Tupperware back on, I had a screw left over. D---! Take it back off, still didn't see the open hole. Found this PDF, and carefully reviewed each piece. Finally found the open hole. Reviewed each bolt/each location. Discovered there are 4 different bolts used (WTF!) Why in the h--- does BMW use 14mm shoulder bolts and 16mm shoulder bolts? I defy anyone to take a 14mm bolt in one hand and a 16mm bolt in the other and tell the difference by looking at each hand. Anyway, thanks to the PDF, I believe I have the correct bolt in the correct location. Thanks again for the useful PDF.

Find the link to the PDF in Post #18 above.
 
The primary difference is the length of the shoulder. The shorter shoulder screws hold a single tab while the longer shoulder ones are used where 2 tabs overlap.


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The primary difference is the length of the shoulder. The shorter shoulder screws hold a single tab while the longer shoulder ones are used where 2 tabs overlap.


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The shoulder on the 14mm w/shoulder & 16mm w/shoulder are exactly the same. The 17mm has a longer shoulder. And then there are the 14mm bolts w/no shoulders.
 
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