Round plastic clip in passenger footwell, what's it for?
16 April 2001, 04:11 PM
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Dunno if this is just on WRX's, but in the passenger footwell, sort of underneath the bottom of the dashboard, near the door,
there's a black plastic clip thingy, which looks as if it should be securing something.
Has my wiring loom gone disastrously wrong, or does somebody know what it is actually intended for? I think i'll believe anything, by the way, having been told that the small hook on the lefthand side of the boot is
supposed to be there to secure a shopping bag. Purleeease!!
Terry
there's a black plastic clip thingy, which looks as if it should be securing something.
Has my wiring loom gone disastrously wrong, or does somebody know what it is actually intended for? I think i'll believe anything, by the way, having been told that the small hook on the lefthand side of the boot is
supposed to be there to secure a shopping bag. Purleeease!!
Terry
16 April 2001, 05:13 PM
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Witnessed a flare been lobbed from a Toyota Lucida on the N.Circ once.
Must have caused a fair bit of dry cleaning....... is it legal to carry one in the car here in the UK.????? could be handy in a naughty situation...!!!
Must have caused a fair bit of dry cleaning....... is it legal to carry one in the car here in the UK.????? could be handy in a naughty situation...!!!
16 April 2001, 05:17 PM
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Ive still got mine.
Mines up for sale at a price busting £1200.
Any import is not complete without one, and I can assure any interested buyers that it is a major contributor to keeping your residules up.
Mines up for sale at a price busting £1200.
Any import is not complete without one, and I can assure any interested buyers that it is a major contributor to keeping your residules up.
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17 April 2001, 12:54 AM
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According to Richard Grimes, (Driving Instructor for Essex Police IIRC), the flare is technically a firearm and should be surrendered to your local constabulary. 
I could offer mine for the cut-my-own-throat-dibbler price of £999 (
) but that would technically make me an arms dealer, so I won't.
Moray
I could offer mine for the cut-my-own-throat-dibbler price of £999 (
) but that would technically make me an arms dealer, so I won't. Moray
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I've still got mine, i was going to launch it back on Fire work night but as there were no English instructions on it I put it back in the garage locker.
Didn't really fancy blowing myself up!!
...Ian
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