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by Doc Fizzix » Thu 09.10.2008, 02:02
I have a part I have been trying to track down for some time, I think the part is only on FED versions but I am not sure. At the bottom of the radiator support there is a piece of fiberglass that stretches across and covers the bottom of the support. I can not find this part in the part guide and I am wondering if anyone else has a part number or knows what it is called. I would take a picture but mine was busted and I took off what was remaining and throw it out, maybe Nitroman has a picture and can post

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by Paul.P » Thu 09.10.2008, 17:39
Doc, i believe this is called the Radiator Duct Undertray, Part No. B100B0378K or B100B1039K, it was fitted to UK cars as well, & was available last year/
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by GeoffSmith » Thu 09.10.2008, 20:11
Page 12.01A Item #1 of the parts guide. You want B100B1039K for SIR cars.
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by Paul.P » Thu 09.10.2008, 20:50
GeoffSmith wrote: You want B100B1039K for SIR cars.
SIR Geoff ?, gotta be simple, but put me out my misery

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by ailwyn » Thu 09.10.2008, 21:43
Airbags innit?
Supplemental Inflatable Restraint
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by Paul.P » Thu 09.10.2008, 21:49
ailwyn wrote:Supplemental Inflatable Restraint
Oh yea, thats what i thought it was (
Like heck i did !)
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by GeoffSmith » Thu 09.10.2008, 22:43
Paul.P wrote:GeoffSmith wrote: You want B100B1039K for SIR cars.
SIR Geoff ?, gotta be simple, but put me out my misery

Don't feel bad Paul - I had to ask the first time I read it.
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by Paul.P » Fri 10.10.2008, 07:02
GeoffSmith wrote:Paul.P wrote:GeoffSmith wrote: You want B100B1039K for SIR cars.
SIR Geoff ?, gotta be simple, but put me out my misery

Don't feel bad Paul - I had to ask the first time I read it.
Actually it sounds quite good i think..........Sir Geoff

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by Doc Fizzix » Sat 11.10.2008, 03:30
Paul.P wrote:Doc, i believe this is called the Radiator Duct Undertray, Part No. B100B0378K or B100B1039K, it was fitted to UK cars as well, & was available last year/
I ordered that part last year (the UK version since the FED version was not available) and the part I got was very different than the small piece on the FED cars

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by GeoffSmith » Sat 11.10.2008, 11:39
A picture would be good. Could it be different because of the longer nose on the Feds?
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