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Hole where jack tray should be

Osborne
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05 May 2013 06:21 #70025 by Osborne

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Now I understand that this is a common problem....basically I have a hole where the jack tray should be! Does anybody make a repair panel for this, I know I can fabricate something but a pattern replacement would be much easier. Failing that anyone know of any helpful breakers that MIT cut the part out of a recent write off?
Thanks for your help guys

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05 May 2013 07:12 #70028 by kirkynut

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The are no aftermarket panels, most people repair what they have. Camsuzuki on eBay may help you cutting a panel out of a newer car that's accident damaged if you message them.

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05 May 2013 07:39 #70032 by JivingDaddy

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It's an integral part of the Jimny ventilation system, leave it alone. :laugh:

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05 May 2013 07:41 #70033 by supergaz

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Best just to weld a solid bit of steel in place.

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05 May 2013 08:58 #70037 by UKDAN

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supergaz wrote: Best just to weld a solid bit of steel in place.

Any thing welded in is good as its hidden away out of sight so even if you do a bad job nobody's going to see it

Dan

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06 May 2013 18:44 #70156 by Osborne

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Thanks for the reply, I've mailed Cam suzuki, failing that.....flat plate I guess :blink:

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