Ian jones
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Anyone got the L R part numbers for the rear mud flaps 2005 fl1 , i looked on famous 4 , there was about 20 numbers 
cheers ian
cheers ian
Facelift Rear mud flaps part numbers
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Singvogel
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Anyone got the L R part numbers for the rear mud flaps 2005 fl1 , i looked on famous 4 , there was about 20 numbers
Try this number.
STC7979AB/53076AA/CAT500060PMA-470 - Rear Mud Flaps
Singvogel.
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CAT500060PMA is the number for the kit (both rears)
when i bought mine last year the dealers were the cheapest!
when i bought mine last year the dealers were the cheapest!
Ian jones
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Thanks Both for that
Diesel Do
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Will they work for me?
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Diesel Do
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Why do you want such things??
Easier to clean? Don't think they'd fit with my rocksliderz plus i'd probably rip em off
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If you're into 'serious' off-roading (as the pic seems to indicate
) then you will def rip them off and damage the wheel arches in the process. I consider myself to go off-road every single day - but really I should be saying 'off asphalt' as I live a mile from the nearest tarmac.
It's a bit more rutted and pot-holed than the average green lane but the standard mud-flaps and the tapered side runners keep the worst of the cr*p below the paintwork.
S.
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If you're into 'serious' off-roading (as the pic seems to indicate
I consider myself to go off-road every single day - but really I should be saying 'off asphalt' as I live a mile from the nearest tarmac.
It's a bit more rutted and pot-holed than the average green lane but the standard mud-flaps and the tapered side runners keep the worst of the cr*p below the paintwork.
S.
I was only kidding!
Mud glorious mud
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Nice one , you will be finding mud to remove from the underside for the foreseeable future
Got the rear mud flap kit on sat , going dealer rate was £38 +vat , one dealer was £50+vat any way now fitted and look well on the car , fronts were already fitted , from standard if i am not mistaken ?
