BRAKE PADS PART NUMBERS L322
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Iancorky
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Not sure what model you have but this link may help, click on your model and it gives sizes of the pads
https://textar.brakebook.com/bb/textar/en_GB/PKW/1820/4869/applicationSearch.xhtml
https://textar.brakebook.com/bb/textar/en_GB/PKW/1820/4869/applicationSearch.xhtml
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Shame only the lads were asked as something seems quite interesting on those numbers. Waits for the lads to see what I see.
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They are Mintex e 90 r-0121/973
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Does @gold rover know the answer I wonder ?
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Henry_b
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Jeez, i hate numbers..
The Link Iancorky has provided should give you an answer..
The Link Iancorky has provided should give you an answer..
I certainly know a few things that would be of help but I have not been invited to the party
whats up with the numbers
Plus 1, plus always making sure please and thank is also included
Can’t stand people who don’t have manners ,we are all human after all
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Quite right, Stuart I sometimes wonder why to some it appears unthinkable that there could be ladies with a wealth of technical knowledge on these cantankerous beasts.Plus 1, plus always making sure please and thank is also included
Can’t stand people who don’t have manners ,we are all human after all
I,m sure had the question been asked to all then Goldrover probably would have the answer and freely given said info and the thread finished.
Instead we find ourselves highlighting bad manners and pointing out that ladies aren’t just domestic engineers anymore
Quite right, Stuart I sometimes wonder why to some it appears unthinkable that there could be ladies with a wealth of technical knowledge on these cantankerous beasts.
I,m sure had the question been asked to all then Goldrover probably would have the answer and freely given said info and the thread finished.
Instead we find ourselves highlighting bad manners and pointing out that ladies aren’t just domestic engineers anymore
Indeed, as long as they don’t break there nails, snigger
Hopefully @gold rover won’t see a typical mans view on what a women looks like working on a car
Now where can I hide, as I think I might be in trouble and sent to the gallows , Again ,
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gold rover
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Indeed, as long as they don’t break there nails, snigger
Hopefully @gold rover won’t see a typical mans view on what a women looks like working on a car
Now where can I hide, as I think I might be in trouble and sent to the gallows , Again ,
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Are those air bags adjustable?
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That's one way to keep a car from dropping on your head
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Imagine wearing white to work on a car
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Is she in white to match her nails or the car
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Are those air bags adjustable?
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That's one way to keep a car from dropping on your head
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Imagine wearing white to work on a car
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Is she in white to match her nails or the car
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LMAO
I believe the instructions are
Push down, slide under, change wheel , snigger
Of course Stockings and Suspenders should also be worn for broken fan belts , lol
A simple shrieder valve installed will make them 4x4 compatible,
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Just to ruin the image........... tights also work
Nooooooooooooooo, there goes my illusion
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And mine !
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