Al Harcombe

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Jonesy:
<B>Just bought a set of the mini Prodrive mudflaps and am having trouble fitting them. The top clip on the wheel arch can easily be removed as there is a cross head screw to lossen the midle part. The bottom one does not have anything similar. How do I remove the lower clip without breaking it?
Also, the flaps are supplied with an additional clip - what's this for?

Any help appreciated

Cheers
Neil[/quote]

Problems with two left thumbs. Ignore see below.
Al



[This message has been edited by Al Harcombe (edited 21 January 2001).]

Boo

Hi,
The bootom clip is removed by pressing the centre gently using something like a screwdriver this will pop out the centre section. When refitting it`s a good idea to spray this with WD40 to aid re-assembley, just push the centre bit back in and it will lock back automaticaly. The clip you have holds the inner most part of the flap to the sill.
Hope this helps

Al Harcombe

Fitted these a couple of weeks ago. Surprised you did not get the fitting instrutions with them. To get the clip without the crosshead out I used the tip of a pocket knife. Placed a cloth under the flat of the blade on the sill/clip and used the point to pop up the center part. The clip will then just pull out. The small metal clips are for the inner bottom corner of the mub flap. Once the mud flap is held on with the two original clips it becomes fairly obvious where it goes. It requires to be pushed on from inside the wheel arch, over the top of the flap and in behind the sill with the two raised corners behind the sill to stop them coming of.

Was surprised with the amount cr*p they stop from spraying up the side of the car.

Al.

Jonesy

Just bought a set of the mini Prodrive mudflaps and am having trouble fitting them. The top clip on the wheel arch can easily be removed as there is a cross head screw to lossen the midle part. The bottom one does not have anything similar. How do I remove the lower clip without breaking it?
Also, the flaps are supplied with an additional clip - what's this for?

Any help appreciated

Cheers
Neil

Andy W

Jonesy
If you don't mind me asking how much were they? I think rally style mud flaps would look spot on, but don't fancy paying the £200 - £400 quid that Graham Goode or Scoobymania are looking for.!!
Andy W

Jonesy

Thanks for the info. chaps. The flaps have now been sucessfully fitted. They said they didn't come with fitting instructions

Andy, they cost £8.50+vat each from my dealer, but they're only for the front and are quite small - Do the job though

Cheers
Neil

DaveD

iTrader: (2)

Anyone got any pics of these?

Jonesy

Sunilp has some piccies that he posted on the a previous thread - do a search on 'POORDRIVE'.

[This message has been edited by Jonesy (edited 22 January 2001).]