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03-10-22, 15:41

Bruce Parker (RIP) Bruce Parker (RIP) is offline

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Originally Posted by Phil Waterman

Hi Bruce

I know what the hole is for and will take some photos to explain today if I can. Basically it's for the side shield in the wheel well.

Cheers
Phil

Well that's got my attention!!! It's just inboard of the four holes for the rad overflow can so I doubt you can get your fingers in there from the underside. So another captive nut (...I'm getting sick of them) on the shield?

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