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Where is it, is it a paper element, cannister or a washable gauze type. Spoke to my local factors and main dealers and they have drawn a blank!

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Some where inside the box I suspect :evil:
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Anyone got a part number etc?
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There's 2.
One is a metal gauze thing, the other is a element replacable filter, utter pig of a job, but worth doinf.
Dont have the parts manual to hand, but the part number is listed therein, how soon do you need it?
Since I'm 30 miles from the manual!
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Asap please doc!
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Is the weekend too late, I've got a bit on this week with cat surgery.

That said, Any half decent autobox specialist should not have the part number but have at least 2 on the shelf, I've never had any trouble getting one off the shelf just by asking for one!
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Spoke to Rob Moss and he said he can sort it so thanks.
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splendid!
Expect a large bill though, it's a fairly labour intensive job, and fiddly!
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docchevron wrote:splendid!
Expect a large bill though, it's a fairly labour intensive job, and fiddly!
Price already agreed as hes going a few other bits aswell.

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If it's "An Automatic Gearbox Filter", then surely it won't require changing !!

Sorry, just could not resist that comment.
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docchevron wrote:I've got a bit on this week with cat surgery.
:? Converter or actual feline? :?
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That would be Sooty - an actual cat...

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Ta, yes, an actual cat, he moved in here a few weeks back, just turned up and never left.
I've been feeding him up and he's finally discovered the benefits of a nice heated house versus the shed out back.

He has a tumour in his jaw, and bad gum disease, so after finding a vet that didn't want to just put him down he's going in for surgery in the morning so that hopefully he can see his days out happily and comfortably here.

I'm more of a dog person than a cat person, but ya know, he chose to move in, and needed help, so, it's only money, and as cats go he really is a lovely little fella.
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Best of luck to Sooty!
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Good luck Sooty.
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