Hello Briskodians, quick question about the rubber bung that plugs into the metal cylinder at the left hand side of the radiator.

At least once a week i peer through the radiator and noticethat it's not sitting properly (half in/half out). I push it back in and it seems to fit firmly into the hole but then, check again next time, and it's back out again!

Any ideas what may be causing this?

Anyone at all!!!!

Sorry mate, I didn't even know there was a rubber bung thing on the radiator.

I'll have a look at mine over the weekend if I remember though.

Got a picture?

Sorry mate' date=' I didn't even know there was a rubber bung thing on the radiator.

I'll have a look at mine over the weekend if I remember though.[/quote']

Thanks mate, it's just to the left of the radiator as you look at from the front, there's a metal cylinder that runs vertically alongside the radiator and a rubber bung slots into the top of it, mine keeps coming out!

Got a picture?

Hello, can't get a good picture because the slats on the grill get in the way! But's the bung plugs into the metal cylinder that's parrallel vertically to the left of the radiator as you peer through the plastic slats on the grill, for some reason somethings forcing the plug to come out about once a week!

Thanks mate, it's just to the left of the radiator as you look at from the front, there's a metal cylinder that runs vertically alongside the radiator and a rubber bung slots into the top of it, mine keeps coming out!

You're not talking about the air con "access point" are you?

Chris

You're not talking about the air con "access point" are you?

Chris

I'm not sure, it's attached to the radiator on the left and you can just about see if you peer through the radiator grille:confused:

Just take it to the dealer as warranty work mate.

Just take it to the dealer as warranty work mate.

Yep, it's going in for some brake work in a couple of weeks anyway (soonest they could get me in!), will mention it then, just hope i'm not doing any damage to it inthe meantime?