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Lee Howe



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Wheel Arch Rubbers

Just bought a full set of wheel arch rubbers from Duckworths as mine were well over due a replacement.

Dose anyone know when I come to fit them do you simply "push" them into place or is it worth trying to seal them with silicone or some other sealant to stop the metal inside bubbling again?

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superspark



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They are of push fit type

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superspark



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They are of push fit type

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Re: Wheel Arch Rubbers

Lee Howe wrote:
Just bought a full set of wheel arch rubbers from Duckworths as mine were well over due a replacement.

Dose anyone know when I come to fit them do you simply "push" them into place or is it worth trying to seal them with silicone or some other sealant to stop the metal inside bubbling again?


Mine is needing this done too, how much did it cost you?

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I sealed the ends where the inner metal is visible with black silicone sealant in the vague hope of them lasting a little longer Smile 2002 Honda VFR800
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I could do with those too, how much were there? Or rather what's the part number(s) Smile 2008 FL2 TD4 XS Zermatt Silver, Manual
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Think they were around the £40 mark for the set when I bought mine, just walked into the dealer and they had them in stock.

Jon

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You'd have thought being where they are the inners would be stainless steel so dont corrode?
Wonder if the Evoque still has the same poor design?

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superspark



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Dont be silly, as LR would miss out on reliev Mr. Green ing you of even more money

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Lee Howe



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SimonT
Did you simply remove the old rubbers and "push fit" the new into place or is it worth taking the arch liners out and giving inside a good clean and rub down before fitting the new rubbers?

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Lee Howe wrote:
SimonT
Did you simply remove the old rubbers and "push fit" the new into place or is it worth taking the arch liners out and giving inside a good clean and rub down before fitting the new rubbers?

Give them a good clean lots of muck behind mine when i did them.

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They are really c Censored p. I have to drive around narrow lanes full of mud, water, horse Censored , cow Censored and sometimes bull Censored Laughing

Don't think the boys at Gaydon tested for 'crud' resistance Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.

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Pegleg wrote:
They are really c Censored p. I have to drive around narrow lanes full of mud, water, horse Censored , cow Censored and sometimes bull Censored Laughing

Don't think the boys at Gaydon tested for 'crud' resistance


You should see the viscosity of the Sheep Censored ..!!! after all the rain this year,nice fresh green grass, even the "polish" car cleaners are thinking of upping the rate they charge me because of all the Sheep Censored !!!
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Were the mud is thicker, and the ruts are deeper.
(And we have the water to wash it off, and more on the way..! )
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