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Grey trim pegs part No.?
I haven't the faintest idea what LR would actually call them, but i'm after the part number of the grey plugs/pegs that hold the grey interior trim in place.

I had to remove a couple when fitting the cargo barrier and obviously they are designed to go in only and have to be broken when removed. On the 110 they're visible just behind the door catch of the door frame, the head is about 2-3 cm in diameter.

Any ideas/answers very gratefully received!
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Our dealer can't find them on the locator,is that the same with yours ? 2.4 90 XS
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To be honest Grockle, I haven't even tried. I'm going to now though. Thank you.
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I've heard them referred to as Christmas Tree plugs. I suspect the easiest place to get them would be any where that sells repair parts as they are a generic part, just come in various sizes and colours.

They're a pain to get out aren't they Sad 110 2.4TDCi
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dm,we know them as fir tree plugs,which need to be carefully drilled out, but what seb is talking about are scerw covers to match the grey window trim Thumbs Up 2.4 90 XS
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Hmmm. I'm talking about things that have a flat 2-3cm grey head and a about 5-6 cm of plug that has flaps (?) that all face back so that the thing flies in and refuses to come out. Sounds like Christmas Tree Plugs would be a brilliant name for them.

Didn't get round to calling Lookers in Chelmsford. Will see over the w/e. I'm off to Eastnor for my freebie 1/2 day on the track this weekend. Might pop in to Hereford Land Rover and speak to someone who actually knows about Defenders and doesn't spend all day playing with RR Sports!

I fancy starting a book on how much people think LR would charge for the plugs - i'm betting on £2.00 each!

Place your bets!
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Sounds like the same things, the are on the rear of the door near the catch and about 2" long when removed. I got bot mine out OK when I fitted the cargo barrier. There's always the delear.

http://www.wclco.com/pdf/plastics/010.pdf 110 2.4TDCi
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part number MWC5763LOY Fastener Fir-tree from microcat
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sasha2001 wrote:
part number MWC5763LOY Fastener Fir-tree from microcat


Brilliant job, thank you Thumbs Up

I'll let you all know how much they're charging for them, so we can all have a good laugh!
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Search on google would suggest about £0.95 including VAT 110 2.4TDCi
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dm_td5 wrote:
Search on google would suggest about £0.95 including VAT


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