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A great day at the BHM trackday at Goodwood last Thursday. I returned to Cumbria on Saturday evening via Hertfordshire using the M1 & M6. Hood down and a trifle cool - minus one when I reached home. The Plus 4 heater works well but was partially negated by a seriously icy draft coming up the handbrake gaiter. Any ideas how to tackle this apart from putting a spare glove over it ?
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Where are they?
Slowly going green
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Should have said it's a 2011 +4. Handbrake and gaiter on the transmission tunnel forward of the gear lever.
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I have the same issue I did think of the brushes you see in letterboxes but haven't tried it. I blocked off the gearlever gaiter with a large rubber washer
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Learner Plates Off!
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I seem to recall that someone put the rubber from a sink plunger under the gaiter to get rid of the drafts.
(But that sounds so weird that maybe I dreamt it ...)
Last edited by Brian V; 06/12/12 06:57 PM.
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I seem to recall that someone put the rubber from a sink plunger under the gaiter to get rid of the drafts.
(But that sounds so weird that maybe I dreamt it ...) A good friend sent me the link about this, not weird at all. www.gomog.com/allmorgan/allmorgan31.html
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