Ford Transit Window Winder Knob and Fixing

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Ford_Transit_Window_Winder_-_Fixing_v2.stl

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Ford_Transit_Window_Winder_-_Knob_35mm.stl

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Description

To replace a Ford Transit (2009) window winder knob, with attachable fixing. - push and twist/lock the fixing part into the existing winder arm. - push to snap fit the knob onto the fixing print the fixing with supports, split end up, and at a low speed to allow the filament to cool on each layer.