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Hi there, I've started getting a metallic clunk sound underneath the rear of my 2001 Manual 'S' when I close the rear boot. Looked underneath to find that the heatshield(? - the bit that looks a bit like aluminium foil with pimples) above the gearbox (I think) is slightly loose. There is a nut there but the hole in the heat shield is bigger than the nut and so the shield hangs down a bit - looks like there used to be a washer too but it may have corroded away. There seems to be two either side of the gearbox - this one is the opposite side to a bit that sticks out of the gearbox and is protected by a bit of sheet metal at a right-angle. Is there a part number - or can I just fit a right-sized washer? thanks Chris
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that's great - thanks. I'm in the UK but will e-mail and find out if they'll ship.
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Part number request: The bolts and grommets that secure the plastic panels either side of the battery cover under the front bonnet. MY2001 Box S Many thanks