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Anyone know what the genuine mudgaurds look like?
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Like this : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Genuine-NISSAN-NOTE-Front-Mud-Flaps-Guards-Mudflaps-Fittings-/170792188941?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&fits=Car+Make%3ANissan&hash=item27c401fc0d
I fitted these to my dCi about one month ago and the sills are much cleaner! Easy fit - using original screws which secure the wheelarch liners. Don't forget the screw beneath (access from below). Check your local dealer for best price. Part No KE788-9U585 for front set. KE788-9U586 for rear. I only fitted the front set as the rear bumper usually stays quite clean.
I fitted these to my dCi about one month ago and the sills are much cleaner! Easy fit - using original screws which secure the wheelarch liners. Don't forget the screw beneath (access from below). Check your local dealer for best price. Part No KE788-9U585 for front set. KE788-9U586 for rear. I only fitted the front set as the rear bumper usually stays quite clean.
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I just fitted a pair of front ones, got them slightly cheaper, but still unbelievably expensive
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Didn't take 10 minutes to fit, took longer to wash the car ready to fit them.
Didn't bother with the rears either, never tow a caravan, so the mud can shoot out the back for the price
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Never bothered before, but I'm driving through a building site to get to work, and I don't trust this modern electrophoretic coating stuff, best to keep the mud off the sides.
Didn't take 10 minutes to fit, took longer to wash the car ready to fit them.
Didn't bother with the rears either, never tow a caravan, so the mud can shoot out the back for the price
Never bothered before, but I'm driving through a building site to get to work, and I don't trust this modern electrophoretic coating stuff, best to keep the mud off the sides.
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Fitted a pair of front mud flaps about a month ago. They were easy to fit, only needed two screwdrivers, it's much easier to use a stumpy driver for the underneath screw.
I finished off by using silicone sealant to fill in the small gap between the plastic under guard and the new flaps. I then covered the white silicone (I didn't have clear) with ziebart which is a black undersealant, to blend in the small gap. Can I say that the flaps (mudgaurds) work a treat!
Can I report, that while I was looking underneath, the jacking points that hang down, just behind the front wheels, had their sealant removed, (scraped) showing just the paint. This has been done by the main dealers while servicing the car. (I've never used a jack on the car yet) This could be a starting point for rust! I gave these a good coating with Ziebart. So it's worth giving these a looking at the next time you look under your car.
I finished off by using silicone sealant to fill in the small gap between the plastic under guard and the new flaps. I then covered the white silicone (I didn't have clear) with ziebart which is a black undersealant, to blend in the small gap. Can I say that the flaps (mudgaurds) work a treat!
Can I report, that while I was looking underneath, the jacking points that hang down, just behind the front wheels, had their sealant removed, (scraped) showing just the paint. This has been done by the main dealers while servicing the car. (I've never used a jack on the car yet) This could be a starting point for rust! I gave these a good coating with Ziebart. So it's worth giving these a looking at the next time you look under your car.
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