Hi Guys
Wondered if you can help. I washed the car today and for only second time I had the bonnet open to do a little cleaning around the edge of bay and lights. I was wiping over the air intake section at front and something moved. it turned out to be a rubber triangle. No sign of where it might have come from or any way of fixing to car or ship.
I haven't left it in engine bay (as basic knowledge tells ne something loose in engine bay is a receipt for disaster. I have kept it, pending any reveraltion to the expenditure.
Mystery Rubber triangle in Engine Bay
Mystery Rubber triangle in Engine Bay
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Re: Mystery Rubber triangle in Engine Bay
It's a rubber wedge/spacer often used when fitting new windscreens > https://www.eurocarparts.com/search/NOR ... eMQAvD_BwE
Re: Mystery Rubber triangle in Engine Bay
@ POLO Clive Many thanks for identifying it and interesting its for new windscreens. I'll take a look to see if My screen looks original.
Bit bad for it to be left in engine bay but really glad I opened bonnet to give it a quick wipe and found this.
Bit bad for it to be left in engine bay but really glad I opened bonnet to give it a quick wipe and found this.
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Re: Mystery Rubber triangle in Engine Bay
For reference, item number 2 in this diagram.
Re: Mystery Rubber triangle in Engine Bay
Thanks @POLO Clive. That is really useful. Many thanks for that.