Rear mudflap assembly parts

Mackenzie85 said:

Hi guys,

Quick question, I had my Landrover in for a pre mot inspection and I need some welding done on inner wings and a small bit on rear chassis leg however while it was up on ramp I noticed that my rear mudflap are only attached by the screws on rear wings as the metal plates are rusted badly....

Where can I get these and are they easy to remove and install the new ones??

It’s a Disco 2 I have.

Thanks again.

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dieseldog69 said:

Really easy.

You want these

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LAND-ROV...530466?hash=item1e920094a2:g:eQYAAMXQfvlSmHXO

On the rear lower edge of the wheel arch there is a lip with 3 bolt holes through it, grind off bolts, new M8 bolts and penny washers with a liberal slop of something to stop the rot and fit the new ones, glad you reminded me, need a new drivers side one for the nearside of my Disco

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dieseldog69 said:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DISCOVERY-2-REAR-MUD-FLAP-BRACKET-L-H-AND-R-H-CAX100200-CAX100210-GALVANISED/291902743662?fits=Modeliscovery|Plat_Gen:MK+II&hash=item43f6c2646e:g:tFoAAOSwYIxX97yx

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dieseldog69 said:

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The little tabs on the lower edges are for fitting to the bottom edge of the rear quarter panel

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dieseldog69 said:

That has the extra bracket for bolting up to the rear floor.

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brianconwy said:

MIne were pretty well gone.

Also on one side the attachment point on the wing had gone so I had to rivet a plate there.

The top wasn't as bad.

Turned out alright in the end

Is this the support arm you mentioned?

I got my brackets and support arms from here - https://yrmit.co.uk/product/front-and-rear-mudflap-bracket-kit-hot-dipped-galvanised-discovery-2/

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Mackenzie85 said:

Can’t see any of the photos you attached?

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Mackenzie85 said:

Can’t see any of the photos you attached?

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dieseldog69 said:

Yeah that floor strut is actually quite important as it stops the bracket from flapping around and fatiguing the bottom of the wheel arch and pulling the bolt through the rear quarter panel.

Bloody hell @brianconwy that looks bad, real bad!

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brianconwy said:

You are talking about the before photo and not the after?

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