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Re: Name that part!

Post by bosque »

Backside of vent....under dash....inside glovebox.
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Re: Name that part!

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bosque wrote:Backside of vent....under dash....inside glovebox.
Good one!
Correct answer! :dance:
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Ready...set....go.....
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Re: Name that part!

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Maybe I'll be embarrassed again... but I don't think it's an original part.

Maybe for a US spec Patrol.
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Esteban wrote:Maybe I'll be embarrassed again... but I don't think it's an original part.

Maybe for a US spec Patrol.
If any of us are not embarrassed again then we are just hiding from learning more by sometimes making mistakes. Is this a proper sentence? :roll:
I am sure it is a Patrol part....of a part. :whistle:
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bosque wrote:If any of us are not embarrassed again then we are just hiding from learning more by sometimes making mistakes. Is this a proper sentence? :roll:
I am sure it is a Patrol part....of a part. :whistle:


You're becoming the resident Philosopher at 60Patrol! The only thing that I can think off is in this picture.
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I chuckle at philosophy. :?
I can give another hint.....it has to do with the fuel line end. :whistle:
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The lock cover from the gas cap.
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Re: Name that part!

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Really good one!! :clap: :clap:

:oops: :oops:

I knew I was wrong after I posted and wanted to mention, but I don't see how to edit a post.
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Esteban wrote:...but I don't see how to edit a post.
In the upper right corner of your post you should have and 'Edit' button, like this:
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If you don't have one you might check your browser settings or try a different browser.

I was originally thinking it was a lock cover, but the door lock covers are teardrop shaped. BTW - I cam across a kit on the Internet somewhere to fix these covers when they fall off the gas cap like this. If anyone is interested I will look for it again.
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