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West Coast Metric shows exactly the thing I mean in its Type 3 section, mounted on a Type 3 mirror (actually, on all 3 of their pictures). 311-101 is their parts code. Mind you, they show the same piece on the Beetle page and give it the same Type 3 derived number that still doesn't match the VW one I posted. I will see if there's a number on the back in the same way as the Type 1 rings have the 111 xxx xxx code when I looked last night. As soon as I can get the time, I will hunt through my mirror box, which is the other side of some of the club's stock mufflers and behind my son's Buggy floorpan. If there isn't a third one in there, I'll remove a mirror from the door and look, but I'd rather not disturb them otherwise, as they are a bit critical on the adjustment. Yes, we did go through the intermittent wipe, and established it as a rare but factory extra (despite rude disbelief from one listee). Probably all the same as the w/c switches and relays by '73 anyway. When I get to the Square with it on, I'll check the numbers, out of interest. Like you, Jim, I never got a problem bleeding the conventional way either. Maybe it matters in certain circumstances or with dealer equipment. Dave. UK VW Type 3 & 4 Club http://www.hallvw.clara.co.uk/ ------ ------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe? mailto:type3-request@vwtype3.org, Subject: unsubscribe