Rubber Stops???
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I haven't heard of that one yet. I cant even speculate what those are for. They sound like cabinet feet or something.
All I had in my glovebox when I bought my car was 3 empty German beerbottles. Probably why my cupholder is broke.
All I had in my glovebox when I bought my car was 3 empty German beerbottles. Probably why my cupholder is broke.
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The four rubber pieces should have been installed by the dealer. They fit into holes in the frame where the xfire was strapped down during shipment. I took mine back and they installed them in 10 minutes. They prevent water from getting into the frame.
The screws? Perhaps the license plate?
The screws? Perhaps the license plate?
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Originally Posted by saldous
When I test drove one that didn't have a license plate fitted yet the plate bracket was in the boot and a bag of screws in the glove box.
Cor! This forum really makes you sound quite cosmopolitan! :lol: :lol:
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The license plate holder is not installed at the factory, the dealer has to do it. The one I test drove had just come off the lorry and hadn't been fitted. Thus it was in the boot.
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Re: Rubber Stops???
Originally Posted by bazyar
In the glove box, i found a plastic bag with four black rubber pieces with screws. Does anyone know what in the world these are for?
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Originally Posted by bazyar
Any idea what the the 6 screws that came with the rubber stops are for????
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Re: Rubber Stops???
Originally Posted by bazyar
In the glove box, i found a plastic bag with four black rubber pieces with screws. Does anyone know what in the world these are for?
ops: I thought you meant the screws were part of the plug......I got a different image from that description ops:
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Originally Posted by MI Roadster
Saldous,
Ok, "lorry" and "boot" must be different words than we Americans use. Have no Idea what those mean!
Ok, "lorry" and "boot" must be different words than we Americans use. Have no Idea what those mean!
Lorry = Truck
Boot = Trunk
Bonnet = Hood
Number or Registration Plate = Lincense Plate
*** = Donkey
But most importantly....
*** = Cigarette!!! :lol:
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