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Funny little connectory thingy!

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  1. dcc251

    dcc251 Copenworld Newbie

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    Please can someone tell me what the small push in/ fall off part between the front sill and rear sill is called?!
    Mine has fallen off and I need to get a new one but I don't know what to search for!
     
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  2. baobab68

    baobab68 Copenworld Member

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    Do you mean the wind break? (I think that's its function when the roof is down)
     
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  3. dcc251

    dcc251 Copenworld Newbie

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    No - I mean this little thing.
     

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  4. BarnsleyRob

    BarnsleyRob Copenworld Veteran

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    I don't know what they call it but managed to pick one up from a local breakers yard. Try emailing Gaz on eBay - he's got a few Copen parts for sale.
     
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  5. dcc251

    dcc251 Copenworld Newbie

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    Thanks Bob -I've found a couple of people breaking Copens and will take it from there...
     
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  6. BarnsleyRob

    BarnsleyRob Copenworld Veteran

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    I can't remember whether the clips are top and bottom or left and right. Either way, one of mine broke but some double sided tape sorted it out. There's also a foam seal covering the hole in the sill that you may need to replace.

    Good luck.
     
    BarnsleyRob, Jul 25, 2017
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