Under the rear arch, any idea how to get it off please?
There's a couple of bolts that I can see, but two more with no heads?
Inner wheelarch trim, mud guard......
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The Milkman
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Inner wheelarch trim, mud guard......
....shit catcher.
Under the rear arch, any idea how to get it off please?
There's a couple of bolts that I can see, but two more with no heads?
Under the rear arch, any idea how to get it off please?
There's a couple of bolts that I can see, but two more with no heads?
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Nate
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Re: Inner wheelarch trim, mud guard......
Undo what you can see, then lift along the edge to find fixings you have missed. The headless ones might be push fit plastic things?
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The Milkman
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Re: Inner wheelarch trim, mud guard......
Cheers dude, I was being dense. One bolt snapped off, the top one came away with a bit of the metalwork and then after a bit of scraping I noticed that the other two actually have screw heads 
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Nate
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Re: Inner wheelarch trim, mud guard......
once you've got it off, get the hose and a brush and clean that crud off!