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Any mechanics here? "Wieszak?" - what this is called in Polish?


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 Jan 14, 11, 18:24    #1
Hi

I am in Krakow and need to get hold of some of these: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5-x-16mm-Rubber-Lined-P-Clips-5-8-wire-tidy-meta l-clip-/290486649467?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Terminals_Cabling_ET&ha sh=item43a25a827b#ht_1385wt_876

In English they are called 'P' clips, as they are shaped like the letter P!

Can someone tell me how they are called in Polish.

Thanks
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Edited by: Torq  Jan 14, 11, 18:44    #2
Looks like "wieszak" for the exhaust or brakes/air conditioning wires (or some electronic
part). If it's a mounting for silencer/exhaust, then ask for "elastyczny (sprężysty) wieszak
tłumika/rury wydechowej."

You need to explain to the mechanic/salesman, for which part of the car you need your
wieszak and they should be able to help you then.
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 Jan 14, 11, 20:34    #3
Ok thanks, I'll give it a go.
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 Jan 14, 11, 21:07    #4
Print the picture and show a mechanic!



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