Hi
Being a DIY disaster I don't wanna get this wrong, so a quick question. I am fitting the first front flap and I have removed the plastic trim screws and now require to insert the 'C' nuts behind the small bit of plastic so I can attach the metal bracket with the self capping screws. PROBLEM ======= I assume the nut within the C screw should go behind the bodywork, however if I do this the self capping screws don't seem long enough :( if I put the C nut in the other way around I can't get the plastic trim over it :confused: what is this DIY idiot doing wrong? |
Right, I did not fit my flaps but I took them off last week as on the low setting, they rub on the ground all around corners.
The two vertical bolts had the nuts trapped behind the trim, when I undid them, they stayed in place and I could screw them up again with no problem. They must fit in some recess. |
thanks mate I'll have another look :)
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All fitted :)
and if I can do it anyone can ;) superb quality of fitting kit, everything works great, although I did get a little stuck with which screw/bolt to use etc. but that was me doh! Scott called me as well to make sure everything was ok! and they look great as well :) |
Andy
Was going to do my flaps this weekend, but with the wife's birthday and the shocking weather no go, but before i tackle them, would love to see some pics.Close up ones as well, so can get an idea of what the height and fittings look like. ta very much Chris |
LOL Same boat as tony, although I couldn't fit mine due to the constant rain for two days :(
Will be doing them this week :) |
Piccies will be posted in the next couple of days, they look SWEEEET!
cheers Andy |
i fitted my rears yesterday, easy, bit strange drilling holes in my scoob though
mark |
id also like to see some pics before i tackle this job.
cheers |
Please can we see a bit of close up detail of the fittings, when u post
Ajax |
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