Mystery object

[wristpin]

U Been having a bit of a workshop sort out and came across this object made of plastic. Moulded into it is the logo LuK and V25.00 . Now LuK make automotive clutches and if you Google LuK V25.00 it comes up with info on a clutch for a US pickup truck!
I wonder if it is some sort of setting tool and someone else has suggested that it was just packing to to keep clutch components together during transit.
Any ideas?

 

[MattF]

Any ideas?

Aye. Stop hoarding useless sh*te.

 

[rtbcomp]

Aye. Stop hoarding useless sh*te.

Kettle, Pot, Black.

 

[CRB]

?For use with a Hilti or similar while gripping a soft insulation material?

Could just be a packing piece from LUK clutch you bought.

Wristpin was heard to say 'I will keep that really useful bit of shiny yellow plastic'

 

[mr migwire]

looks like one of those wee plastic jobs you get on the tube for a bleeding pot for brakes and clutches....

 

[wristpin]

?For use with a Hilti or similar while gripping a soft insulation material?

Could just be a packing piece from LUK clutch you bought.

Wristpin was heard to say 'I will keep that really useful bit of shiny yellow plastic'

Now looking for the hidden microphone!
Actually managed to nearly fill a wheely bin which must be some sort of a record. Good for the soul - they say!

 

[CRB]

Now looking for the hidden microphone!
Actually managed to nearly fill a wheely bin which must be some sort of a record. Good for the soul - they say!

?With little shiny yellow plastic things? I hope not.

 

[500e]

Must be the weather we have been clearing workshopS for days as said good for the sole never knew we had so much room 2 skips full & still going keep up wristpin
Cant wait to weigh it all in

 

[MattF]

Kettle, Pot, Black.

I know, but how oft do we get the chance to say it to someone else instead of being the recipient.

 

[rtbcomp]

Yes, revenge is sweet.

 

[Rocketman]

Well it's got 5 ejector pins on - the 4 on angle faces would have had to be keyed in the ejector plate to stop them turning. Can't quite see where the part was filled. Looks like it might be glass filled plastic of some sort - if it is glass filled it's probably a hardened tool.
Now send it to the great recycling heaven