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Old 22-09-2020, 06:01 PM   #1
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It’s a simple one, but away from my usual territory. A friend’s A-class (not sure but think A190) has busted the tailgate latch trim. This makes it difficult to open the tailgate once the latch is released.

As the car is about twelve-fourteen years old, I figure any used part is likely to have a cost exceeding the likely lifespan remaining in the plastic. So new genuine is probably better value. Ordering from OS is no problem, it’s more about who is good value to deal with.

Recommendations would be appreciated, thanks.
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