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 Post subject: FUEL TANK STRAPS ? ? ?
PostPosted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 8:47 pm 
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Does anyone out there have a photo of wait for it . . . . there fuel tank straps. Mine were held up by wrap ties not me i hasten to add. The protection plate is held up by these straps but no idea where thay attach? :roll:

Any help would be gratefully appreciated. :D

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 9:33 pm 
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No pic that I can find but the long one goes from a t bar type fitting on one end to a 90 Deg Turn with a 6mm bolt in to a threaded boss by the rear wheel well. The long strap is 70 QUID! Ask Me How I know :evil: I have one in the garage which I'll fit when the weather gets better. I currently have a lash up holding mine on which has been there for around 3 years! The lash up is 6 inches of each end of the Pork bracket & the rest is ali strip from B & Q. If you want a pic then I'll do it when it isn't like bl00dy Siberia outside :o

Edited to say just found the pics:-

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 1:46 am 
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Hi :)

If it was held up by tie wraps how did it EVER pass an MOT like that...its an instant fail...... :(

All the best Brett :)

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 9:06 am 
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Oval dash cars are different straps from early dash ones

Ovals are £113 & £56

Early are £23 & £29 with the extension bit another £16


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I spoke to scott at bournemouth porsche when mine rusted through, he emailed me a useful PDF of it and the new straps werent too bad a price, got them in the post 3 days later. Hope that helps


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 4:42 pm 
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Hi Guys

Many thanks for all Help. . . :bounce:

Now gathering more infomation it seems like I may have purchased the wrong STRAPS der. . :oops: they look brilliant no rust and even has the anti-vibration strip attached. I believe they are for the earlier model. Not too sure as yet-not got underneath her so to speak.

Regards MOT yep. . . your correct it was a fail hence my sleepless night and my worn out credit card. :D

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Brett928S2 wrote:
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If it was held up by tie wraps how did it EVER pass an MOT like that...its an instant fail...... :(

All the best Brett :)

Quite agree but at first glance & I suspect to the MOT tester it looks like the straps just hold the pump cover on.
Mine had rusted through leavng the pump & cover dragging on the deck!

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I seem to recall it being pretty difficult to figure out where they start & finish - do you have to drop the transaxle to replace them then? Steve


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sdelasal wrote:
I seem to recall it being pretty difficult to figure out where they start & finish - do you have to drop the transaxle to replace them then? Steve

Nope, but the right angled end is near the wheel rim on the flat boot floor & I think in the end I popped the wheel off to get better access & a bit of light.

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