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MG MGF Technical - Window Stops
One of my window stops has broken, don't know which version it is but it is the original one that was on the car (1996), presumably a mark 1. I have bought a new one, but I am not convinced its the latest MK 3 version. It is an orange plastic moulding - I seem to recall that MK3 was grey and a round barrel. The part number for the one I have got is CUQ 100102. If I have got an older version, does anyone know the part number for the latest version? Thanks Paul P9 VLS |
Paul |
Paul, As you suspect, the orange one is not the latest. Can't help with the part number, sorry, but the dealer ought to know the difference! |
Dave |
The Mk3 version was introduced early 1998 and isn't orange. Even more, it is a three piece set now (IIRC). |
Erik |
Yeah the MK3 is a bit like a nut and bolt arangement. Its odd because when I went to my dealer to get them they tried to palm me off with the MK2 ones. |
J Price |
There's a picture of the mark 3 windstop on Dieter's site ( as usual ). http://www.mgfcar.de/window/dkdcp_1929_t.jpg The one on the left (the black one) is the mark 3. Johan |
Johan Slagter |
I have pictures and details of how to change window stops in the MG/mgtf Faq... http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dotcomoff/ |
Paul Lathwell |
Thanks, I'll take it back on Monday, I think Rover must have found a box of Mk 2's and are trying to palm them off on their customers. Paul P9 VLS |
Paul |
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dotcomoff/home/motoring/mgf_faq/diy/bodywork/windows/window_stops_diy.html Mate, I'll change on my site from good old Richard's link to yours. Don't change please in the next 20 or whatever years ;) Cheers Dieter |
Dieter K. |
Nice one Richard just broken the first of our old plastic stops! Can't grumble I suppose after almost 15 years! |
Ted Newman |
Now done and as Richard suggested all those years back - took just over half an hour! |
Ted Newman |
Yes, the orange ones are the Mk2 version, and yes, they're rubbish, and most usually found at the bottom of the door frame... http://mgf.ultimatemg.com/project_shed/images/part2/Image6.gif Bolt and nut arrangement is the one you want - aka the Mk3 :o) Long time no hear Paul - are you coming along to MGF15 this weekend? |
Rob Bell |
Rob - that was me resurrecting an old posting from the archives where I had searched for "instructions". Paul's post is dated 2003 BUT who knows he may just read this! |
Ted Newman |
D'oh!!!! Not sure I am going to get on with this 'new feature' of being able to ressurect old threads Bah humbug! LOL! Are you and Karin coming along Ted? |
Rob Bell |
Rob - looks like we may have Sunday free so do you know if we come and pay at the gate do we still get into the MGF car park? |
Ted Newman |
Pay at the gate, and all MGFs/TFs get into the MG parking :o) |
Rob Bell |
Thanks mate - hope to see Project Shed on Sunday! |
Ted Newman |
I hope the Shed isn't going to be camera shy! LOL See you Sunday :o) |
Rob Bell |
Where is it possible to obtain the Mark III version of the window stop please? |
Geoff Smart |
This thread was discussed between 29/08/2003 and 05/08/2010
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