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Old 10th April 2024, 08:14   #11
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Try these for anything to do with clips etc. https://vehicleclips.co.uk/
Available in small quantities
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Old 10th April 2024, 08:28   #12
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Many thanks. I'll have a look. Appreciate it

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Old 10th April 2024, 09:52   #13
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Hi Charles.
These will come is good use over time, they should sort out the wheel arch liners, i purchased both for good measure.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/403806562662

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/190697447255
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The honda versions also fit . I discovered this when i sorted the liners on my wifes civic. No tools needed ,just lift and twist the centre press fit . Seemed better for the job. Fitted exactly.
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Old 11th April 2024, 08:04   #15
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Thanks All

I'll order up a pack of the mixed sizes... all bases covered then and as you say, I'm sure they'll all come in useful sooner or later.

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Old 11th April 2024, 12:59   #16
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I made my own see this post below:

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...12&postcount=8

Just realised it's almost exactly 5 years ago, and still holding ok.
Had the offside off a couple times for drive belt etc and very easy to do with a Posi drive screwdriver.
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