Ref thread on number plate/tool kit

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Postby Murray Betts

this album is purely related to this thread
http://www.suzuki-cappuccino.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=1475
requesting information on the rear number plate fixing, the fog/reversing lights, and the tool kit.
It shows a UK car with a "long type" number plate fitted, the original plate brackets, the fixings of the lamps in the mesh, the tool kit, and the stub aerial.[/img]

Postby Murray Betts » Thu Jan 08, 2004 22:22

tool-kit; note the vacant slots for a box spanner and an open ended spanner. In the box spanner slot you can just see the small sheet-metal spanner for the aerial.
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Postby Murray Betts » Thu Jan 08, 2004 22:23

reversing lamp re-positioned to be clear of the long type plate
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Postby Murray Betts » Thu Jan 08, 2004 22:25

rear of mesh with reversing light fixings; the original holes for the studs are just visible, two holes to the left.

Note (following a prompt from an observant Member :wink: !)
take care that the wiring is not pulling against the edge of the hole in the mesh causing a potential chafing.
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Postby Murray Betts » Thu Jan 08, 2004 22:27

the original number plate mounting brackets (I removed them and fitted the plate directly onto the bumper with two rubber washers to pack it out clear of the bodywork)
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Postby Murray Betts » Thu Jan 08, 2004 22:28

the small black plastic stub originally supplied to replace the aerial
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Postby Murray Betts » Mon Jan 12, 2004 16:06

pliers are pretty much "universal Japanese toolkit" items

Photo shows (left to right) Cappo, Suzy SV650, spare, Honda

not absolutely identical, but all the same pattern (presumably different manufacturers).
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Postby Murray Betts » Mon Jan 12, 2004 19:28

exhaust trim bolt
M6 x 10mm long flanged head, Dacromet type finish.
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Postby Murray Betts » Wed Jan 21, 2004 14:03

this relates to the thread on "fuel in boot", showing the 3 spotwelds fixing the fuel filler-nozzle guide tube and flap.
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