YOUR RESEARCHTrying to identify mounting bracket
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Whilst detecting leaks I noticed the bracket that holds various cables, to the left of the air box is broken so just bouncing around. Looked everywhere and can't identify. There is one either side , I sssume it holds cables to light cluster with others. It clicks into rear engine floor but the clicks have been broken. Need to order new but just can't find. Help please
http://i.imgur.com/VCgD5pr.jpg It's this connector I am after. sits behind engine mount each side is what I'm looking for if anyone knows part number. Thanks
I think your going to need a friendly OPC parts dept to have a chance at this one .. i looked and it's not a listed item .. in other words on PET it will be a basic description with no image . Kinda common in my line of work and all it means is its hit and miss to get the correct part .. we have rather a lot of incorrect parts at work due to this stupid system . Btw .. remove the connector and check for a part number .. you never know .
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