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a little fun

I was looking through a pile of parts, half of which I don't recognize and I thought it would be fun if we could post a pic of a part and see who would be the first to correctly identify it.m What do you think? I'll start of off with a really easy one. (just because I'm too lazy to go take a pic and upload it right now).

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Phone dial rim! Yay!
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What about the little thing in the center of this pic?

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Idle adjustment screw?
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We have a winner! Next?
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here ya go

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Rear storage bin behind the wheels? (not quite sure what that's actually called )
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Rear storage bin behind the wheels? (not quite sure what that's actually called )
Pretty sure it's called a "Smuggler's hold".
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Brake booster heatshield from a 951.

The phone dial looks like a late offset also.. by guess is a 15x7 .

Sadly i think i would be very good at this game..ive been around these cars way too much.

No cheating and looking up the part #.. .


Here is another good one..

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951 intercooler?
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Good job Techno, I don't know the first one but i think the second one is an altitude sensor
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+1 on altitude sensor made in Japan I believe.
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alternator bracket?
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Yep - side of the intercooler and the altitude sensor. How about the items in the center of this pic?

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what are those things on the bottom left?
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ah. i never messed around with my ebrake yet heh
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My e-brake hates me. Last time I fixed it I hauled up on the lever to park the car and flipped the pawl in the mechanism around - within about 15 minutes of fixing the silly thing! It's a PITA that can be done with the driver's seat in but is so much easier with it out. I had taken mine out to do the job, which made it more of a slap in the face when I broke it again...

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