YOUR RESEARCHMissing cabrio clip help needed
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Hi all the roof on my cabrio is missing a clip that connects and arm to a catch and i cant work out from searching what it is called or think of a way to reattach the arm to the hook without miraculously finding the clip! Ive attached a picture i found on another forum so it shows what im talking about so hope thats ok. Any help would be appreciated.
5 , 6 or 16 here .. hard to tell which .. hopefully number 5 as number 6 is the rod as well as a clip . https://www.deroure.com/diagrams.asp?MAK=3&MDL=25&TBL=2677&SMA=&SMO=0&ST=&SC=0 A small horse shoe C clip would also do the job .. try halfords and ask for Horse shoe clips or C clips .. image below ..
Thanks again demort invaluable help again. Think its number 5 where would be the best place for these OPC? Or do you know the name of that type of clip? Don't think there is enough pole sticking through for a c clip but a good idea!
a C clip should work .. the small ones are pretty thin .. either way .. talk to your local OPC .. for things like this then they would be the best bet .
Cool thanks will sort some c clips or go down to the opc
Managed to find the original clip in the space under the hood! A miracle! £0.71 saved!
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