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clemenz



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Austria 2006 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Zermatt Silver
Plastic Cover Brake Pipes

Hi,

i need some help at finding the right part number for the plastic cover.
I took the picture from Joe90‘s thread.

I always loose my brake line cover and it makes a lot of noise when one side comes off.
I tried to order just the plastic screws but my dealer get me some metall srews, they dont fit!

so does anyone know what part number are the clips or do i have to order the whole plastic cover?

thanks!




Post #458559 26th Nov 2017 10:34am
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Joe90



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I just tied the cover back on with cable ties.

You could try Dan @ duckworths .
Experience is the only genuine knowledge, but as time passes, I have forgotten more than I can remember Wink
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fisha



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I'm so glad i'm not the only one that resorts to cable ties in such situations! V8 or else ...
Post #458629 26th Nov 2017 8:26pm
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Sandyt



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Me too cable ties rule - used them instead of hog rings on my p38 seats and now my fatty seat Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
Post #458635 26th Nov 2017 8:39pm
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