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355 Coolant level issue

Discussion in '348/355' started by Enzojr, Feb 20, 2019.

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  1. taz355

    taz355 F1 Veteran
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    I think he did that and it seems good now Tom.
    You might have missed that post
     
  2. taz355

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    Which number part are we talking fellows.
    Not sure I have them either
     
  3. tbakowsky

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    Whoops!! My bad, carry on.
     
  4. taz355

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    Ha ha
    We gotcha
     
  5. Enzojr

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    #55 Enzojr, Mar 1, 2019
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    Table - 119
    Item #11
    Anti-shock rubber
    2 each
    Part # 63341400
     
  6. yelcab

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    I have only seen one 355 passing through my garage that actually has those expensive but quite useless pieces of plastic. Seeing though the cars missing those pieces did not have any problems with the lid, I do think it is useless. You may lose a point off your concorso tally, but that is it.
     
  7. Enzojr

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    See post #55
     
  8. johnk...

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    I have them on my 95. They don't even touch the engine cover. Useless. I wonder if Ferrari stopped putting them on later cars.
    Yes, completely useless. They don't even touch the engine cover. Did I already post that maybe they were deleted from later cars? I have them on my 95. They do nothing. But not plastic, rubber.
     
  9. steved033

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    they keep the engine cover off the paint, dynamically. I'll send you a pic of where my paint is all chipped because mine are missing.

    There's a 99% chance there's a cross reference..

    sjd
     
  10. johnk...

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    Hi Steve. On my car they don't make contact with the engine cover. The engine cover would have to be depressed at least 1/8" below the fender level for them to touch anything.
     

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