Mind you it might be easier and cheaper just to remove the centre belt.
Or is the damn thing specified, therefore compulsory?
Not all testers would notice if the centre belt was missing. Or would or should they?
Experts please intervene.
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Unbolt the socket and soak it over night which will disolve the jelly bean and get it working again.
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Cunning crooks making a getaway could simply pop a jelly baby into Mr Plod's seat belt socket. He would be unable to give chase because of health and safety reasons.
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Its an offence to carry a loaded jelly baby,.
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Bet it's a green one - alien invasion has started.
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Bet it's a green one - alien invasion has started.
Naturally - black one's are too sought-after to waste down seat belt sockets.
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>>> (Bad form mentioning on-line second-hand part service?)
>>Not at all FT I venture to answer without consulting the OP.
OK ta. Try: www.1stchoice.co.uk - they forward your request to breakers who
reply with prices by e-mail. I have had some great results, it also obviates
the need to find and remove the parts in the rain standing knee-deep in
mud the consistency of porridge.
You are neither a wede nor a wet. Congratulations.
Hello clouds, hello sky, hello Lud - ta!
If I were the OP, I'd try dangling his part in a pail of warm soapy water for a few
hours, then vigorously sloshing it about in the water to remove any residual
stickiness, shake any water drops out, dry it with a hair-dryer, and polish it
up with a quick squirt of 3-in-one, and a clean tissue. Hope that's not too
technical for "discussion"!
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Maybe: www.1stchoice.co.uk would be easier.
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Thanks for that.
I could quote Molesworth all day but I'll leave it for my 11 year old son to do!
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