Yes - I had that type of looseness. The spacers were just not there
anymore. So what I did was use a piece of old hose from the emissions
canister, slice it longitudinally (sp?), stuffed it in the bolt hole of the
hinge and pounded the bolt back in. works like a dream.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello Howard
> I don't know if this holds true for the 1500 but, on the MKIII, the hinges
> should have a tubular spacer inside. this fits around the bolt.
>
> If it is the wrong diameter [too loose] or too short, the bonnet will
rattle
> and vibrate at the front even at idle.
>
> You can check by holding the front of the bonnet on either side and try to
> move it up and down.
> If you feel any slop then check the spacers.
>
> Regards
>
Craig Davis
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