Screw, 2 x 2mm, Torx T5
Apple Part Number: 922-9651
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Compatibility
| Model | Order # | Model # | EMC | Identifier | Processor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MacBook Air (13-inch, 2017) | MQD32LL/A | A1466 | 3178 | MacBookAir7,2 | 1.8 GHz Intel Core i5 |
| MacBook Air 11-inch Early 2014 | A1465 | 2631 | MacBookAir6,1 | Intel Core i5/i7 | |
| MacBook Air 11-inch Early 2015 | A1465 | 2924 | MacBookAir7,1 | Intel Core i5/i7 | |
| MacBook Air 11-inch Mid 2012 | A1465 | 2558 | MacBookAir5,1 | Intel Core i5/i7 | |
| MacBook Air 13-inch Early 2014 | A1466 | 2632 | MacBookAir6,2 | Intel Core i5/i7 | |
| MacBook Air 13-inch Mid 2012 | A1466 | 2559 | MacBookAir5,2 | Intel Core i5/i7 | |
| MacBook Pro 13-inch Early 2013 Retina | A1425 | 2672 | MacBookPro10,2 | Intel Core i5/i7 | |
| MacBook Pro 13-inch Early 2015 Retina | A1502 | 2835 | MacBookPro12,1 | Intel Core i5/i7 | |
| MacBook Pro 13-inch Late 2013 Retina | A1502 | 2678 | MacBookPro11,1 | Intel Core i5/i7 | |
| MacBook Pro 15-inch Early 2013 Retina | A1398 | 2673 | MacBookPro10,1 | Intel Core i7 | |
| MacBook Pro 15-inch Late 2013 Retina | A1398 | 2674, 2745 | MacBookPro11,2/11,3 | Intel Core i7 | |
| MacBook Pro 15-inch Mid 2015 Retina | A1398 | 2909, 2910 | MacBookPro11,4/11,5 | Intel Core i7 |
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About this part
The Screw, 2 x 2mm, Torx T5 (Apple part number 922-9651) is a genuine Apple part that fits the MacBook Air (13-inch, 2017), MacBook Air 11-inch Early 2014, MacBook Air 11-inch Early 2015 and 9 other models. Apple uses specific screw lengths and threads in each location, and a wrong or missing screw can crack a board, dent a case, or leave a part loose.
Before you order, match the model identifier on your Mac (Apple menu, About This Mac, System Report) to one of the identifiers listed for this part: MacBookAir7,2, MacBookAir6,1, MacBookAir7,1, MacBookAir5,1, MacBookAir6,2, MacBookAir5,2 and 6 other models.
Signs the screw or fastener needs replacing
- A missing screw after a previous repair or upgrade
- Stripped heads or threads that no longer hold
- Rattling inside the case, or a component that shifts
- A board or bracket that is not fully seated
Not sure the screw or fastener is the real cause? We diagnose the Mac before replacing anything, and we can install this genuine Apple part for you through our MacBook Air repair service, in our Tampa shop or by mail-in repair from anywhere in the US.
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