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The rubber bush that holds the thermostat to the body has split in half I cant seem to find a pet number for this ? does anyone know if this is available seperately or is it a case of mocking up a bush with a bolt ?
The original part # is superseded. The new one is 930.110.579.01.
How bad is the broken mount? I tore one in the engine compartment and Superglue held it together at a like-new strength level. Superglue does a great job at bonding rubber (unlike plastic).
999 703 246 00 is for the thermostat to body.....
999 703 265 00 and 930 110 579 01 are for the air box....
the thermostat to body takes a special one because of the length ....
vinnie
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