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Car Forum / MINI / June 2003

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bluzu - 26 Jun 2003 00:51 GMT
what do you call the strip of rubber that sits along the top channel of the
bonnet (ie window end) and were in australia u can buy it from, or what if
could be made from.

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aaron
Graham - 26 Jun 2003 01:16 GMT
> what do you call the strip of rubber that sits along the top channel
> of the bonnet (ie window end) and were in australia u can buy it
> from, or what if could be made from.

Is there a rubber seal along the edge of the bonnet opening at the base
of the windscreen? I've never seen one there before!
bluzu - 26 Jun 2003 01:38 GMT
Yeah there is a seal that runs the length of the channel, i guess it stops
water running down into the engine bay. need to get a new one as the car is
being repainted.

> > what do you call the strip of rubber that sits along the top channel
> > of the bonnet (ie window end) and were in australia u can buy it
> > from, or what if could be made from.
>
> Is there a rubber seal along the edge of the bonnet opening at the base
> of the windscreen? I've never seen one there before!
 
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