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Toing Eye Covers....
09-09-2001, 08:01 AM
#1
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Toing Eye Covers....
Anyone lost their toing eye cover(s)?
I'd assumed it was sorted by 2001MY. Both were there when I picked the car up. Now the rear one's missing. I'm going to complain to the dealer tomorrow. I woudn't expect anything to fall off in less that a week and 700 miles...
Hence the poll. How are your toing eyes on UK roads...?
-Brian.
I'd assumed it was sorted by 2001MY. Both were there when I picked the car up. Now the rear one's missing. I'm going to complain to the dealer tomorrow. I woudn't expect anything to fall off in less that a week and 700 miles...
Hence the poll. How are your toing eyes on UK roads...?
-Brian.
09-09-2001, 08:31 AM
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Do you mean towing eye covers ?
If so, maybe it was pushed out when some slimy low life damaged your car.
It is thought that bumper pressure from other cars can result in them coming loose.
Just a thought.
If so, maybe it was pushed out when some slimy low life damaged your car.
It is thought that bumper pressure from other cars can result in them coming loose.
Just a thought.
09-09-2001, 08:33 AM
#3
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Originally posted by AnDy_PaNdY
Do you mean towing eye covers ?
If so, maybe it was pushed out when some slimy low life damaged your car.
It is thought that bumper pressure from other cars can result in them coming loose.
Just a thought.
Do you mean towing eye covers ?
If so, maybe it was pushed out when some slimy low life damaged your car.
It is thought that bumper pressure from other cars can result in them coming loose.
Just a thought.
I check the area round the car after the I discovered the damage. No sign of the cover. I'm pretty sure it was there before though...
Sorry, but think about it again I'm back in
...
-Brian.
09-09-2001, 08:39 AM
#4
Never heard of something falling off a Honda.
Falling over/under, yes. Never off.
Probably a result of Mr/Mrs Givenuponlife colliding with your car.
Unless a sad loser stole it.
Probably the same sad loser who stole my G/F's baseball cap out of my car. If I'd have known someone's life was that sad, I'd have saved them the chewing gum from my shoe.
Falling over/under, yes. Never off.
Probably a result of Mr/Mrs Givenuponlife colliding with your car.
Unless a sad loser stole it.
Probably the same sad loser who stole my G/F's baseball cap out of my car. If I'd have known someone's life was that sad, I'd have saved them the chewing gum from my shoe.
09-09-2001, 02:52 PM
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I've still got both mine, but this does seem to be problem. One of the U.K. mags did a long term test on the S2000 and they noted losing both theirs. Here's a solution. Take 'em out and put 'em back with some clear silicon sealant behind 'em. A mate of mine used to do this with his hub caps after he got fed up of losing 'em.
You'd still be able to get them off if required, but a bit more effort would be required.
You'd still be able to get them off if required, but a bit more effort would be required.
