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HarryM1BYT · 6th May 2015, 16:58

The bulletin was released in 2003, I would guess later cars will have been fitted with the solution at the factory?

My 2004 would seem to have one and it is a rectangle of soft rubber (like a truck inner tube), which hangs down ahead of the mouth of the intake, behind the grill. I suspect it will be fixed by the three bolts, which fix the intake to the slam panel.

As I recall, the plastic intake has a small drain hole in the base, I would assume to allow any water to drain back out.

6th May 2015, 16:58	#21
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