Does anyone have the mechanical specs for the Denso?
 

Or, failing that, does anyone happen to know what size screws you would use to mount it?

Re: Does anyone have the mechanical specs for the Denso?
 

Quick answer just in case you're in immediate need, then others can follow with the real data later--

The two black holes are #10, and iirc they're spaced ~2-1/8" apart, or just slightly more than that I think; I only had a ruler with 1/8" increments when I made a mount this passed weekend and I had to slightly adjust the holes I drilled.

The third, metallic hole seems to be the right size for 1/4" bolts, yet neither 1/4-20 nor 1/4-28 bolts fit...which leads me to believe all of the holes are meant to be metric.

Re: Does anyone have the mechanical specs for the Denso?
 

Nobody knows about that last hole yet? Or does anyone have a good way to take that metal insert out of the hole so we can modify the hole size?

Re: Does anyone have the mechanical specs for the Denso?
 

I drilled it out with a 3/16" drill bit, and used a #10 bolt.

Re: Does anyone have the mechanical specs for the Denso?
 

The top hole is metric. I do not remember the exact size, but I know it is metric. We took ours to the hardware store and tried screws until we found one that fit properly.

Re: Does anyone have the mechanical specs for the Denso?
 

Also, our electronics team needs to know what kind of wire they need to use to attach the Denso--anyone know or can anyone refer me to the documentation?
Thanks in advance!

Re: Does anyone have the mechanical specs for the Denso?
 

The metal insert is M6. The attached specs are from 2006.

Re: Does anyone have the mechanical specs for the Denso?
 

Page 8 of the tips and good practices from 2007 includes motor data. Other motors may be different, but the window motor is the same.

http://www2.usfirst.org/2007comp/oth...tices_RevC.pdf