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When I released mine, it was to grip it hard on those parallel ridged section at the wire end in your picture and squeeze, pulling parts away from each other. From recollection, they were a firm fit.

My friend took it apart to polish the aluminium ring, but got side tracked into a multitude of things car and family orientated. All being well, I hope to get his car ready for MOT by the end of the week, sadly the summer's on the Wain but at least It's ready to go again.

Right, finally the solution. When the lock unit is out of the centre portion, the centre unit splits into blue cover and top and bottom black unit. The thin ring fits between the two halves of the black centrepiece. In turn, this all easily snaps back into the polished ring. I did remember when doing my engineering apprenticeship, the solution is always to crank up the swearing, which always helps.

As Ive been roped in to help a friend get his car back on the road, I'm struggling to figure how to reassemble the filler cap. This has been in parts for about 6 months, and he has forgotten how it goes together. What I thought would be straightforward is somewhat stumping me. I can't seem to find where this thin ring goes (pic 3/4) I thought maybe it sits inside, and the centre key piece snaps down inside. Even out of the unit, the thin ring will not slide over the body of the centrepiece, and it all seems too tight. All the articles I've found so far seem not to mention this part at all.

Top class idea. I had loads of those angles rocking around home here, so a perfect replacement for the broken clip when I put the door soundproofing in this week.

Its from sitting on wet ground so I was told

I got my replacement bottom bushes from mgfntfbitz
MGFnTFBITZ .. Unit 13 Dinting Lane Industrial Estate. Glossop. Derbyshire. SK13 7NU Tel 01457 238202 / Mobile 07854 547722

They also sell on ebay

Yes I had both my suspension bottom bushes replaced last Aug when I rebuilt them along with a general overall of both sub frames

I'm hoping this one doesn't leak around the windows. Joking aside, I'm sure there is a market for a two-seater sporter and hopefully this isn't not just a tease.