NAME THAT PART #5!

[dealadayray]

This week's feature is NAME THAT PART! Give the name for the part shown in
the picture (this must be what the parts or shop manual says it is) The
first member of the ANZHonda600owners Yahoo Group who has 4 correct answers
will receive a set of engine compartment labels I have had made up.
All are invited to play -
Each part will be significant to the Honda 600 Sedan or Coupe, and no, they
will not all be engine parts. Please read the instructions here and on the
Home page.
Special Instructions:
Yester days part turned out to be hard. The answer was given so the score
stands at 2 wins for Larryn600. So this time as last time, not only do you
have to name the part, where it fits but what it does to. Also, which car
it goes to, Sedan or Coupe. The answer has to be 100% correct or it will
not count. If there are no correct answers by 9pm PST then I will post the
correct answer.
Following the correct answer for the part there will be a e-mail on the part
including how it wears, trouble or problem areas.

[a65tigrr]

Looks to be P/N 88131-538-000 washer, plate mirror. Goes between the mirror and door on the sedan, to prevent the two from rubbing.
Greg william colford wrote:

> This week's feature is NAME THAT PART! Give the name for the part shown in > the picture (this must be what the parts or shop manual says it is) The > first member of the ANZHonda600owners Yahoo Group who has 4 correct answers > will receive a set of engine compartment labels I have had made up.
> All are invited to play -
> Each part will be significant to the Honda 600 Sedan or Coupe, and no, they > will not all be engine parts.  Please read the instructions here and on the > Home page.
> Special Instructions:
> Yester days part turned out to be hard. The answer was given so the score > stands at 2 wins for Larryn600.  So this time as last time, not only do you > have to name the part, where it fits but what it does to.  Also, which car > it goes to, Sedan or Coupe.  The answer has to be 100% correct or it will > not count.  If > there are no correct answers by 9pm PST then I will post the > correct answer.
> Following the correct answer for the part there will be a e-mail on the part > including how it wears, trouble or problem areas.

[dealadayray]

Hi Greg and Larry
Larryn600 had the first correct answer.  Greg your answer was right also, just not first.  So, Larry has 3 correct answers toward the 4 needed for the set of engine labels.
I will post the next item after 9 pm PST.
Bill

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:anzhonda600owners@yahoogroups.com]
> On Behalf Of
> Greg
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> Sent:
> Friday, April 29, 2005 4:09 PM
> To:
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> Subject:
> Re: [anzhonda600owners]
> NAME THAT PART #5!
> Looks to be P/N 88131-538-000 washer, plate mirror. Goes between the > mirror and door on the sedan, to prevent the two from rubbing.
> Greg
> william colford
> wrote:
> > This
> > week's feature is NAME THAT PART! Give the name for the part shown in > > the > > picture (this must be what the parts or shop manual says it is) The > > first > > member of the ANZHonda600owners Yahoo Group who has 4 correct > > answers > > will receive a set of engine compartment labels I have had made > > up.
> > All are invited to play -
> > Each part will be significant to the
> > Honda 600 Sedan or Coupe, and no, they
> > will not all be engine
> > parts.  Please read the instructions here and on the > > Home > > page.
> > Special Instructions:
> > Yester days part turned out to be
> > hard. The answer was given so the score
> > stands at 2 wins for
> > Larryn600.  So this time as last time, not only do you > > have to name > > the part, where it fits but what it does to.  Also, which car > > it > > goes to, Sedan or Coupe.  The answer has to be 100% correct or it > > will > > not count.  If there are no correct answers by 9pm PST then I > > will post the > > correct answer.
> > Following the correct answer for
> > the part there will be a e-mail on the part
> > including how it wears,
> > trouble or problem areas.