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VVC-Geeza 31st July 2021 10:40

Petrol cap rubber retainer wire.**NO LONGER WANTED
 
Anyone got the rubber wire that the petrol cap is attached to please.It's a facelift if it makes any difference. Thanks

rab60bit 31st July 2021 15:04

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Originally Posted by VVC-Geeza (Post 2893685)
Anyone got the rubber wire that the petrol cap is attached to please.It's a facelift if it makes any difference. Thanks

If they grow on trees, me too please

steve-45 31st July 2021 15:13

I’ve had 2 facelift 75 saloons and neither of them had a retaining cable for the fuel cap, just the black plastic stowage clip that it sat in whilst you refuelled.

Also no cable shown on page 101 of the owners handbook.

VVC-Geeza 31st July 2021 19:32

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Originally Posted by steve-45 (Post 2893711)
I’ve had 2 facelift 75 saloons and neither of them had a retaining cable for the fuel cap, just the black plastic stowage clip that it sat in whilst you refuelled.

Also no cable shown on page 101 of the owners handbook.

Definitely fitted to mine as standard.There are grummet holes in both the cap and flap hinge to attach it.I'll take a pic when I get chance.

rab60bit 31st July 2021 21:24

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Originally Posted by steve-45 (Post 2893711)
I’ve had 2 facelift 75 saloons and neither of them had a retaining cable for the fuel cap, just the black plastic stowage clip that it sat in whilst you refuelled.

Also no cable shown on page 101 of the owners handbook.

Not present on my Contemporary 2004 saloon but a broken 'cable' (think it's rubber/plastic sleeved cycle brake cable gauge steel wire) is definitely on my Contemporary 2004 Tourer

Update, should have checked before posting earlier but the restraining lead on my Tourer (which appears to be original because it's looking well aged/cracked) is a rubber like material and no metal wire involved.

VVC-Geeza 1st August 2021 10:23

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VVC-Geeza 5th August 2021 15:41

If anyone else should require one of these straps I can confirm THIS is the correct one.Thanks to Typhoon 190 for sourcing these.

Rp61973 9th August 2021 09:06

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Originally Posted by rab60bit (Post 2893760)
Not present on my Contemporary 2004 saloon but a broken 'cable' (think it's rubber/plastic sleeved cycle brake cable gauge steel wire) is definitely on my Contemporary 2004 Tourer

I have a 2006 facelift model and there is no provision within the cap for a retaining cord. Perhaps these were a Project Drive deletion?

suzublu 9th August 2021 09:49

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Originally Posted by VVC-Geeza (Post 2894450)
If anyone else should require one of these straps I can confirm THIS is the correct one.Thanks to Typhoon 190 for sourcing these.

Brilliant Mick:bowdown: and thanks to Ben:bowdown: Mine is showing it's 20 years now, bit crumbly, like me:D:D

rab60bit 9th August 2021 15:11

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Originally Posted by VVC-Geeza (Post 2893803)

My Contemporary LEF saloon came off the production line 15th March 2004 (just noticed it was the 150th 75 in LEF), identical spec. Contemporary LEF Tourer rolled out just about a month later.
Just received my replacement cap lead this morning but when I went to fit it...?The petrol flap on my saloon is like yours with the keyhole fixing for the cap lead on the metal hinge bracket.
Attachment 85955
The Tourer however is different with the keyhole being on the plastic flap metal support frame
Attachment 85956
the flap hinge etc. look identical in shape/size so......maybe dual sourced item or just another MGR design mystery.
The new lead seems to do for both so no worries.


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