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I was lowering the roof when pulling into the drive and I heard some clunking. The roof did not shut so I opened it again and closed it and I heard some bits moving around - stopped the closure midway and found two plastic bits on O/S roof storage area. What the hell are these? Pics attached. BTW, roof works fine now but a little concerned about these things...
Btw, the bigger bit has a part no stamped on it: 996.561.062.00 (I think it fits into the smaller bit and it seems parts of the plastic has gone soft and near enough snapped). Its from a 1999 C2 Cab.
The PET calls it a "Flap" and there should be one on each side. Item 21.
Can't tell you what it does, but the latest part number is 996.561.062.02 and they are £69.94 each, inc VAT. OUCH!!
70 squids for these small plastic things - *****! What do they actually do? I'm guessing they cover the gap between the hood and car body (the metal lid bit)
There is a flap on each side that lifts at 90 degrees whilst the metail bit sits down into place and the last part of opening they fold back flush with the rear of the car. In reverse they are the first things to lift before the roof starts to lift. Can take photo of them on mine this evening if you need reference?
Two pictures attached. I think this is the piece in question.
First one is in normal position. It's on a flip up hinge and is spring loaded. The second photo is me lifting it up to show it although the photo doesn't like my hand.
Hope this helps.
