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cooper1203

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ok I have got to the stage of fitting the plastic light surrounds and grill and found this bolted to the grill. After I took the pics I realised the top comes off and there is a key hole under the cap.





many thanks
coop
 

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Coop, you don't say where the car came from, but if it is from the North West, it is to plug the mains powered glove box pie pre heater, so a nice warm pie is available on frosty mornings whilst en route to work. If you're from Cheshire southwards, it's for the onboard croissant toaster..... :wink:


John
 
John said:
Coop, you don't say where the car came from, but if it is from the North West, it is to plug the mains powered glove box pie pre heater, so a nice warm pie is available on frosty mornings whilst en route to work. If you're from Cheshire southwards, it's for the onboard croissant toaster..... :wink:


John
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LOL I am from Hertforshire ,we do not touch croissants down ere ,can't stand that foriegn muck :LOL: it is probably for a George Forman Grill ,if it was an Aussie car I would say a BBQ :LOL:
 
Very old car alarms ( 1960's and 1970's ) where activated and deactivated by a key switch hidden somewhere on the vehicle.
 
pat180269 said:
Very old car alarms ( 1960's and 1970's ) where activated and deactivated by a key switch hidden somewhere on the vehicle.
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that's what I was wondering if it was part of an alarm or immobiliser
many thanks
coop
 
pat180269 said:
Very old car alarms ( 1960's and 1970's ) where activated and deactivated by a key switch hidden somewhere on the vehicle.
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Looking at the pics again ,I would have to agree :)
 
i used to hide a flick switch behind an AA badge to activate an alarm siren back in the day
Mal
 
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