arch liners

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kingkong

Discussion Starter · Mar 25, 2010

with the bank holiday coming up, want to remove all the arch liners , how easy is this

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leesylv

· #2 · Mar 25, 2010 (Edited by Moderator)

I don't know about the rears Gaz, but the fronts are fairly easy (had to take mine off to get to the washer bottle pump). You'll need some new plastic screw/grommets thingies though as you'll be lucky to remove the arch liner without breaking these. They are really cheap from Ford's (a couple of quid for 10 or so).

Undo the plastic screws (phillips head) that go around the arch and then feed the liner out from around the suspension strut.

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kingkong

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 25, 2010

leesylv said:
I don't know about the rears Gaz, but the fronts are fairly easy (had to take mine off to get to the washer bottle pump). You'll need some new plastic screw/grommets thingies though as you'll be lucky to remove the arch liner without breaking these. They are really cheap from Ford's (a couple of quid for 10 or so).

Undo the plastic screws (phillips head) that go around the arch and then feed the liner out from around the suspension strut.

:L

thanks chap, them metal things with the washers they look a fook to get off

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leesylv

· #4 · Mar 25, 2010

If you mean the bolts/screws at the back of the liner, then a small socket/screwdriver will do the trick. Seriously, it's not a bad job to do. 5 mins each..tops! :}

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The Guv.

· #5 · Mar 26, 2010

Easy to get off, although I did it by coming off a motorway at speed, I found it was easy enough to fit, remove and fit again a replacement using all original fixings although my belt cover is made from a plastic milk bottle as they didn't have these in stock

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