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Not sure if this will make sense but i need the little hook & panel that the blind latches onto as mine was broken off today by tyre centre carelessly putting wheels in the back "Grrrr" anyone got one?

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grrrr.....I couldn't find an intact second handy myself, and had to order from Nissan. Part numbers are in the stagea section if you get stuck, I think chucky posted them up

worst case, if you still have both halves super glue it back together. I did this to mine aftern not finding a secondhand one anywhere. It's till holding up fine. Has been almost 12 months now.

Hmm, thought it wouldn't be too hard to find. Surely there have been a few stageas written off from the front end? Lol. CAn you recall how much one cost through Nissan?

worst case, if you still have both halves super glue it back together. I did this to mine aftern not finding a secondhand one anywhere. It's till holding up fine. Has been almost 12 months now.

haha I did the same - I bought the car with the hook already snapped off and it was rattling around in my door pocket for 6 months.... If its a clean break then a bit of Aroldite and it will be all good again...

i got both sides as Spares,

any nissan dealer should beable to order them with the part numbers,

if not ask why not ,most here are helpful with imports.

i got both sides as Spares,

any nissan dealer should beable to order them with the part numbers,

if not ask why not ,most here are helpful with imports.

HA! Next time you need ANYTHING Nissan related, then get it from mine and Livewires local Nissan Dealer in Singleton NSW. Their customers service is a joke. They are absolutely f**ken useless. So useless infact... I don't think they even know what a car is. whistling.gif

And yet they bang on about being Nissan's dealer of the year on the local commercial radio station. What a bunch of dumb asses. wacko.gif

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