Replacement cover
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06-27-2017, 10:20 PM
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Which piece are you talking about, the gloss black "splitter" or the matt black rubber/plastic "whisker" under it?
The "whisker" is easy to replace and readily available, lots of info on here about it, mainly from our mate Unhingd.
The splitter is a little trickier to replace but I have done it after I hit a piece of stray road furniture and punched a hole clean through the original piece.
The "whisker" is easy to replace and readily available, lots of info on here about it, mainly from our mate Unhingd.
The splitter is a little trickier to replace but I have done it after I hit a piece of stray road furniture and punched a hole clean through the original piece.
#3
06-27-2017, 10:49 PM
Which piece are you talking about, the gloss black "splitter" or the matt black rubber/plastic "whisker" under it?
The "whisker" is easy to replace and readily available, lots of info on here about it, mainly from our mate Unhingd.
The splitter is a little trickier to replace but I have done it after I hit a piece of stray road furniture and punched a hole clean through the original piece.
The "whisker" is easy to replace and readily available, lots of info on here about it, mainly from our mate Unhingd.
The splitter is a little trickier to replace but I have done it after I hit a piece of stray road furniture and punched a hole clean through the original piece.
#4
06-27-2017, 10:57 PM
Which piece are you talking about, the gloss black "splitter" or the matt black rubber/plastic "whisker" under it?
The "whisker" is easy to replace and readily available, lots of info on here about it, mainly from our mate Unhingd.
The splitter is a little trickier to replace but I have done it after I hit a piece of stray road furniture and punched a hole clean through the original piece.
The "whisker" is easy to replace and readily available, lots of info on here about it, mainly from our mate Unhingd.
The splitter is a little trickier to replace but I have done it after I hit a piece of stray road furniture and punched a hole clean through the original piece.
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06-27-2017, 11:19 PM
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The part number is T2R3562, see this thread: https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/f...embers-171269/
See post #4 in that thread for a link to the PDF of the fitting instructions.
See post #4 in that thread for a link to the PDF of the fitting instructions.
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#6
06-28-2017, 01:24 PM
Feel's like Desperate Dan's chin (if anyone remembers the cartoon!). But don't take a blow torch to it!
Enjoy...