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Old 28th October 2021, 13:13   #11
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I've found the Halfords blanks too small in my opinion. Still looking for some the right size or it could be Suzublu's chrome strip idea employed.
I found the same - they look ok, but aren't a good, tight fit. I've stuck with my OEM ones, though they're a bit faded now so need constant maintenance to keep them looking fresh.

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Old 28th October 2021, 13:44   #12
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... they're a bit faded now so need constant maintenance to keep them looking fresh.
But you are the undisputed master of that Cliff!

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Old 28th October 2021, 14:35   #13
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Austin Garages is selling DYB 100 121, which is confirmed by X-Part, at £10.95 for a set of five (eBay item no. 193764809783) Why five? These have a marginally bigger overall diameter than the originals. I'd be interested to hear if they are a better fit than the Halfords generic item.
Yes, they are.
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Old 28th October 2021, 16:39   #14
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The Halfords ones were no good on my '54 ZT too small. Chris S.
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Old 30th October 2021, 11:04   #15
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I've used these in the past, matches the originals though the fitting prongs differ from the originals, but they are indistinguishable from the originals when fitted:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/193764809783
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Old 30th October 2021, 13:05   #16
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I've used these in the past, matches the originals though the fitting prongs differ from the originals, but they are indistinguishable from the originals when fitted:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/193764809783
Thanks Steve. That's the part and supplier that I mentioned in post no. 10. Unfortunately Dave freewheeler hasn't come back to find out that there's a better choice than Halfords.

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Old 30th October 2021, 13:41   #17
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Originally CNF 100 040 (cap, roof rack blanking) for a set of four but this part number seems to be obsolete now.

Austin Garages is selling DYB 100 121, which is confirmed by X-Part, at £10.95 for a set of five (eBay item no. 193764809783) Why five? These have a marginally bigger overall diameter than the originals. I'd be interested to hear if they are a better fit than the Halfords generic item.

I hope this helps Dave.

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They are a much better fit than the Halfords ones imho!
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Old 24th November 2021, 23:26   #18
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I had three, not all four, of mine stolen in the summer. As such things are specific to a particular model, it saddens me to think that another 75/ZT owner may be engaging in such petty theft for the sake of £3.20. I hope that there's another explanation.Simon
Did you obtain replacements Simon and if so did you opt for oem or generic?
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Old 25th November 2021, 07:11   #19
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Ha ha, yes I did thank you and they are second hand original/OEM/genuine!

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Old 25th November 2021, 07:37   #20
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I have the genuine Halfords set and whilst not perfect they serve the purpose.
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