250-500cc Marzocchi Broken 45mm Shiver Rebound Adjuster Screw :(

Noticed a thrashed rebound screw on my shiver fork.
Anyone ever replace one of these?

As above. Anything Marzocchi is nearly unobtanium anymore. I've purchased whole forks just to get parts.

May have to live with it.
Thanks for the replies.

I did receive a few links to a couple of European sites that carry it...it's close to $100US.
Will continue going through my wr250 first...see what else needs attention.

Just buy a New set.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/334095153889

I offer him $199+ ship, that's what I paid for a set
Should bolt right up, here they are my 430ae using a set of '93 triples, modern hub, axle
Then you will have extra parts from your old set, if needed down the road

Very Tempting.

I'm just getting back into riding...reason for picking up a project wr250.

If I love it:
Sell it, and pickup something newer.
or
Keep it, and address remaining issues.

Will cross that bridge when I get there

Seen this today on Ebay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/3537962395...fe630c9:g:vdkAAOSwfoNhquvp&LH_ItemCondition=4

Thanks husky jim.
I actually scored a cap from flyingbob here on cafehusky.

Appreciate the community we have here.
Cheers

Replacement Cap arrived
Thanks again flyingbob

I wish I noticed this thread when it was opened.
Anyhow, I did replace those screws in my Shiver fork years ago.
I found them in a suspensions shop; I don't know whether they could be still found nowadays.
The screw is sealed by an oring:





And from the side there is a ball which holds it in position. The ball has some preload from a spring, compressed by a set screw. When we adjust the rebound we hear clicks because as the yellow (brass?) screw is rotated, the ball retracts and then enters the next groove: in that moment it clicks.

Good Info Theo

Thanks for sharing...cheers