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PostPosted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 10:09 am 
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Hi Guys,
Does anybody know what Cooper S grill screw spacers look like? They are required to move the grill forward to clear the oil cooler.

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They are black plastic, circular about 5 mm thick i think, about 8-10 mm in diameter.
I've never been able to find 'em in any parts book :twisted:
Something you can probably make up your self.

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Hi Pete,
I've seen them listed but I'm not sure where. Possibly in the oil cooler section??

Thanks for your help, I'll makie some but would like the exact dimensions if I can.

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Al, I think you are right. I now notice there is a tiny un-numbered object in the bottom LH corner of the Mini Spares Centre dogalogue, page 46 (oil filters, pumps, coolers). Nothing in the parts list though.

If I was clever enough, I could post the scanned page. :?

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Part number 24A1152 according to my 1968 parts book.
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Damn...that was mean to be there?

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According to my parts book (PUB 1056M) it's 24A1152 as already quoted, and you need six of them. Interestingly this part is also used as a spacer behind the base of the press-studs that are pop-rivetted to the floor to locate the carpet.
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