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> 021.119.627.B, grommet for cover plate cylinder left and right
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post Mar 20 2010, 06:40 PM
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PET 115-05 #31 Qty: 2

note: PET says "grommet for cover plate cylinder left and right", parts label just says "grommet".
note2: Apparently, this is used on VW's too, according to my local parts guy.

The grommets are where the heating pipes come up through the tin.

Made of rubber.

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Danka, couldn't have been more timely since mine fell apart in my hands.
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