 door striker shim, 914Rubber |
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| Speedo |
 Sep 14 2026, 05:56 PM
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So this sort of resembles stock. I've never been a VW guy so I have no history on this part crossing over to 914s. This part has two feet I guess were used for injection molding? Came with the additional countersunk machine screws that screwed through the top of the striker, down through a metal shim and then into the top flat area of the shim into embedded machined metal anchors. I see no metal anchors in the shims unless they are buried under the feet. Are the metal anchors under the feet? Am I supposed to cut them off? What is going on here?
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