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    Rubber mounting plate for Fuel injection - cost??

    Hi there, It's my first post. I inherited - thankfully for free - a 1996 SEAT Cordoba. It does not have a key (which is the first big problem) and the mounting plate for the fuel injection separated into two parts. I presume it is one section. Any ideas where to buy one from and how much to pay?
    thanks
    peter
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    Hi 96 seat,
    Ok... Just go to any dealer & say you own a 96 Golf MK3 with a ADZ 1.8 engine. Buy a blank key. Remove door handle with a barrel & have it cut to match your barrel at a good locksmith. Tow the vehicle the dealer & have them code it to the immobilizer.
    They can also replace the rubber mounting block.
    Cheers,
    Jaimo.
    Last edited by jaimo; 11-04-2008, 11:35 PM.
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