Wanted - Single hole walnut panel

efreeti · 29th December 2008, 15:59

Anybody got a single hole walnut switch panel they don't want? Will buy it or maybe swap it for a two or three hole if it suits. Might even have a four hole, can't remember now.

Finally got cruise control fitted and working today but I really can't see me getting around to buying and fitting the heated seat elements in the near future, so I either need a 1 hole panel or something useful to do with the spare button.

Greeners · 29th December 2008, 18:10

Les@SMC has new ones in stock...

efreeti · 30th December 2008, 10:43

I know, but there are only so many switch panels one man can really own before his other half starts beating him to death with them. Apparently they are clogging up the kitchen drawer!

I have now put my foot down and demanded a drawer of my very own. A man drawer! Mrs Efreeti has agreed to the concept in principal which now means I have to spend Friday in IKEA, instead of dismantling the head of the red tourer

I digress... a swap would be ideal, I have a 2 hole, 4 hole and a blank available. Going to keep the 3 hole in case I end up fitting cruise to the red tourer.

29th December 2008, 15:59	#1
efreeti Gets stuck in ZT-T CDT 130+ (04) & 75 Tourer CDT Auto (52) & a 1998 MGF (with HGF!) Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Halifax Posts: 903 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Wanted - Single hole walnut panel Anybody got a single hole walnut switch panel they don't want? Will buy it or maybe swap it for a two or three hole if it suits. Might even have a four hole, can't remember now. Finally got cruise control fitted and working today but I really can't see me getting around to buying and fitting the heated seat elements in the near future, so I either need a 1 hole panel or something useful to do with the spare button. __________________ Jim Replace in tank fuel pump with Peugeot alternative Dismantle and re-fit interior and seats Retrofit electric memory seats without the loom All followed at your own risk! Available to borrow: I have a home made (tried and tested) Cam Locking tool for M47 should anyone need it.

29th December 2008, 18:10	#2
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30th December 2008, 10:43	#3
efreeti Gets stuck in ZT-T CDT 130+ (04) & 75 Tourer CDT Auto (52) & a 1998 MGF (with HGF!) Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Halifax Posts: 903 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	I know, but there are only so many switch panels one man can really own before his other half starts beating him to death with them. Apparently they are clogging up the kitchen drawer! I have now put my foot down and demanded a drawer of my very own. A man drawer! Mrs Efreeti has agreed to the concept in principal which now means I have to spend Friday in IKEA, instead of dismantling the head of the red tourer I digress... a swap would be ideal, I have a 2 hole, 4 hole and a blank available. Going to keep the 3 hole in case I end up fitting cruise to the red tourer. __________________ Jim Replace in tank fuel pump with Peugeot alternative Dismantle and re-fit interior and seats Retrofit electric memory seats without the loom All followed at your own risk! Available to borrow: I have a home made (tried and tested) Cam Locking tool for M47 should anyone need it.