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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby Brit-Car-Nut » Sun 12.04.2020, 23:23

I believe everyone has already helped you with the other end clip issue.

Here are pictures of the bonnet end bracket and how it is assembled. Sorry for the blurry pics, but I didn't have my glasses when I got to the shop.

You can probably fabricate a replacement bracket from some square tube, a drill and a hacksaw.

SJs in the UK shows they have the bracket C100B0442F for $28.18 with $27.18 postage.

If you want my spare bracket, you can have it for $20.00 + postage

The nylon bushing is A100W6450F is $1.00. I can get you one for around the same price.

The washers, screws and retaining pin are all standard hardware.

Siejai, if you want, you can call me at 704-395-2949 and we can discuss your options

Don, your rod is installed differently from mine and I have never messed with mine and it only has 20k miles, so probably as original.
I looked at Steve Matthew's bonnet that I bought when he scrapped his car and his is assembled the same as mine.

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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby siejai » Mon 13.04.2020, 19:51

I think I'll have a go at making a piece out of square tube, that doesn't look too bad. Gotta see if I can track down the right bushing, and finding a new clip in the US with those ford part numbers looks promising (shipping isn't cheap though).

I have a couple other projects with the car that are needing more attention than this prop at the moment, so I might just throw a couple in when I order from SJ again. Since all the parts are available from SJ maybe I'll just get them from there and save the hassle. (I can't seem to find the bracket on SJ's website though).
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby Brit-Car-Nut » Mon 13.04.2020, 21:42

Put in the part number without the first and last digit: 100B0442 same with the bushing: 100W6450

It would be best to email Steve before placing the order. They have been obsolete since 2009.

The bushing is basically a "hat" bush to reduce the large hole in the bracket to a "bearing" small hole for the rod.

Wayne has the clip in black: http://elanm100.com/web-shop... £5
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby Monty » Sat 18.04.2020, 16:37

dapinky wrote:
Monty wrote:Is this the one?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251228188290


That's the one I used.....

.... I see John says that it should be 90degrees - but as I didn't have one to compare it to, I went for the Defender one and it fited and worked - so was good for me!

(I only used it for about a month before fitting the gas rams though!)


Ooooohhh Dave, how the hell does that fit? Received that part yesterday and removed the old broken one and there's just a round hole
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby dapinky » Sat 18.04.2020, 16:41

Monty,

The stem goes in a hole, then push the pin down to expand/lock it......

I can't guarantee that mine is in the original hole from the OE clip, 'cos I didn't have a broken one to remove!!!!
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby Monty » Mon 20.04.2020, 15:27

At a lost how this fits :?
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby Brit-Car-Nut » Mon 20.04.2020, 15:36

Is the hole the same size (actually a "snug fit") as the end collar on the holder?

If so, you push the collar into the hole and then push the actual clip through the collar the rest of the way and it will "swell" the collar making it stay in place.

If the collar is smaller than the hole, then it won't work as the collar only swells a small amount.
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby Monty » Mon 20.04.2020, 17:59

Brit-Car-Nut wrote:Is the hole the same size (actually a "snug fit") as the end collar on the holder?

If so, you push the collar into the hole and then push the actual clip through the collar the rest of the way and it will "swell" the collar making it stay in place.

If the collar is smaller than the hole, then it won't work as the collar only swells a small amount.


Hole is much bigger than the stem, also looks like you have to cut/break bottom section off, spin that round as that part of the stem is a bigger bore. Anyways it's never going to fit, so I've ordered these
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby GeoffSmith » Mon 20.04.2020, 18:38

Certainly looks like your hole has been butchered…
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby Rambo » Mon 20.04.2020, 20:48

Butchered by the Beast of Saddleworth Moor :twisted:
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby Monty » Sat 25.04.2020, 14:03

Monty wrote:
Brit-Car-Nut wrote:Is the hole the same size (actually a "snug fit") as the end collar on the holder?

If so, you push the collar into the hole and then push the actual clip through the collar the rest of the way and it will "swell" the collar making it stay in place.

If the collar is smaller than the hole, then it won't work as the collar only swells a small amount.


Hole is much bigger than the stem, also looks like you have to cut/break bottom section off, spin that round as that part of the stem is a bigger bore. Anyways it's never going to fit, so I've ordered these



I can confirm these ones do not fit :twisted:
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Re: Bonnet prop

Postby siejai » Mon 27.04.2020, 14:56

Brit-Car-Nut wrote:SJs in the UK shows they have the bracket C100B0442F for $28.18 with $27.18 postage.

If you want my spare bracket, you can have it for $20.00 + postage

The nylon bushing is A100W6450F is $1.00. I can get you one for around the same price.

The washers, screws and retaining pin are all standard hardware.

Siejai, if you want, you can call me at 704-395-2949 and we can discuss your options



SJ Sportscars doesn't have the bracket after all, just placed an order with them.
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Bonnet prop clip repair

Postby coops » Sat 04.12.2021, 16:19

Bonnet stay clip repair – This replacement clip from a Golf Mk2 Pt No 357823397 fits the standard hole/stay and has been on my car for the last 2 years with no issues. The old clip can be removed by pushing in the centre plastic pin to release it from the bonnet hole (recover old pin using double sided tape attached to a piece of wire). I prefer the clip in white plastic as it`s a good target to aim for, but black is also available.
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