Part identification required

David Bracey

19 June 2021 at 05:39 #53316

Anyone recognise this? Found it on the driveway and it looks suspiciously filthy and worn to have dropped from a Lagonda! Can?t see where though. About 2? long.

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h14

19 June 2021 at 10:06 #53317

It appears to be a lever which pivots about a central pin, with the fork moving something with a recess machined in it. Can’t identify it, but it’s operation might help you narrow down where it might go. With no hole/attachment evidence on the lever section, the implication is that it is operated manually, and located somewhere oily!
Laurence

David Bracey

19 June 2021 at 10:47 #53318

Yes, that?s exactly my thought. On the same wavelength. It looks so typically Lagonda and yet might be entirely unrelated.

Thanks for confirming my thinking.

DavidLG45

20 June 2021 at 10:06 #53319

Hi David,

Not a part that I recognise. . . .

David Bracey

20 June 2021 at 13:36 #53320

Thanks David.

It could have dropped off any number of pieces of machinery I?ve got.

I?ll find out eventually.

David

David Bracey

22 June 2021 at 11:15 #53321

Having just driven the car for 15 miles I?ve reached the conclusion that it?s unrelated to my Lagonda.

What a relief.

David

Julian Messent

9 July 2021 at 09:37 #53324

Hi David,

That is a ToggleWidget, it is used for getting owners very worried when actually they have nothing to worry about 😆 😀

Nothing Lagonda that I have ever seen, and I recon I have seen most things Lagonda.

Jules