bonnet release retaining cable clip

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13 July, 201411 yr

As title says..anyone got a part number for the white retaining clip that holds the bonnet release in place under the bonnet?

Mine has broken and after thinking it would be OK without...im now locked out of the engine bay...

So need to get the car on stands to get in underneath to pop the bonnet then I can put a new clip on...when ive found out the part number

Any help mucho appreciated

13 July, 201411 yr

which item on here?

14 July, 201411 yr

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From what i can see, it looks like 13a...

The bonnet release cable hooks onto a metal prong, and this clip just slides over the top to prevent it slipping out!

14 July, 201411 yr

13A is part number 1U0823567

16 July, 201411 yr

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Awesome! cheers mate!

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