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Arctic



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jules wrote:
Interestingly they came in bags with JLR stickers and each has a "Landrover" logo stamp but no part numbers or FoMoCo stamped anywhere, unlike the replacment front mud shields.



Maybe they really are a part bestoke to the FL2


Ordered today look forward to receiving them and will most like fit them come spring when it's warmer.
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Arctic



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Well that was quick the back plates arrived today, likes your came in bags with JLR stickers and each has a "Landrover" logo stamp on them.

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There was also an extra part with a white beard
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The ones on the Ork are not to bad to be honest.
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jules



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I cut the mudshields to allow them to bend a little and fit around the hub.

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I was going to tack weld the cuts back up but they were perfectly firm without. I replaced the rusted screws (which were a PITA to remove) with M6 bolts and washers.


 Jules
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Arctic



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jules wrote:
I cut the mudshields to allow them to bend a little and fit around the hub.

Click image to enlarge



Click image to enlarge


I was going to tack weld the cuts back up but they were perfectly firm without. I replaced the rusted screws (which were a PITA to remove) with M6 bolts and washers.




Hi Jules
Yes best way to go I think, we have done that a few times on the R40 -Rover 75 back plate save disturbing the bearing etc.

I also changed the rusted fixings to bolts when i did the front back plate
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Did the back plate go over the hub quite easy.
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Yes - very easy - if you rotate it once one bit is behind the hub and the other is in front you can then find a way to get it all behind the hub. Jules
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