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How to make a hood shock absorber to 206 |
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| 08.05.2020 20:09 | # 1 |
 memo32 |
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I am thinking of making hood depreciation on my vehicle Unfortunately, the 306 or 106 have their own from the original 206 and the 307 lerd, unfortunately. I am thinking of doing it myself Are there any people who can help about the track and what we can do? |
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| 08.05.2020 20:09 | # 2 |
 OguzhanKucuk61 |
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I have no idea about the incident. I do not think it is necessary but it does happen, I mean :) I hope that there is a way since I want an automatic tailgate, there is no power left in the shock absorbers. follow
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| 08.05.2020 20:09 | # 3 |
 sonerkyl |
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If you think about the front bonnet, don't worry, my teacher seems simple, but many processes are needed. http://forum.peugeotturkey.com/forum_posts.asp?tıd=15664 |
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| 08.05.2020 20:09 | # 4 |
| memo32 |
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I think I think it would be nice in the pain of the image, but I planned to do it as the agitator gets clear, I am looking at the materials I will buy.
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| 08.05.2020 20:09 | # 5 |
| sonerkyl |
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[QUOTE = memo32] I think it would be nice for the pain of the image, but I was planning to do it as the agile weather was right now I am looking at the materials I will buy [/ QUOTE] Of course it will be nice in terms of appearance, but as I said, it is necessary to measure the gap between the hood and the fender.
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| 09.07.2020 09:47 | # 6 |
 kaan206 |
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Vehicle owners with updated hood shock absorbers can share photos
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