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Mrpheasant



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United Kingdom 2012 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 XS CSW Sumatra Black
Nas style rear step for Defender 90 help.
Just wondering if anyone who has got a rear step like this one could help me...

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the kit only came with 1 what i would call a support beam, that goes from the step to the defender...

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my question is should there be 2? one either side of the step, i took 2 off the towing kit which was on before so in my mind it makes sense for there to be 2 on this step.

any help would be great...
Post #432902 22nd Jun 2015 9:24pm
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munch90



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Yes should come with 2 bars
Post #432903 22nd Jun 2015 9:26pm
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ickle



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should be 2!
Post #432904 22nd Jun 2015 9:26pm
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munch90



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And give the step a good waxoyling in the corners and underneath Thumbs Up
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custom90



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Already mentioned twice but indeed needs to be two. Thumbs Up
Post #432906 22nd Jun 2015 9:30pm
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Mrpheasant



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Awesome, thanks guys Thumbs Up will have to get on the phone tomorrow and get one sent out.
Post #432907 22nd Jun 2015 9:31pm
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Mrpheasant



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munch90 wrote:
And give the step a good waxoyling in the corners and underneath Thumbs Up


Hammerite stuff any good?
Post #432909 22nd Jun 2015 9:33pm
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munch90



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Not hammerite paint

finnigans anti rust waxoyl

or there are other makes

just a thin spray anti rust fluid , good soak in the corners , under the rubber , inside if poss

they not coated the best from new
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custom90



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You can't get it inside too well without drilling holes, would small holes big enough for an internal spray tube compromise structural strength?
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Supacat



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Have a look on Topix for the fitting instructions (assuming it's an OEM kit) - looks like you're a bolt or two short as well.
Post #433006 23rd Jun 2015 11:48am
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Bushpig



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I'd also suggest moving the electrics, so there is no chance of them being pulled off by a stray branch...


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Post #433015 23rd Jun 2015 12:37pm
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Mrpheasant



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Supacat wrote:
Have a look on Topix for the fitting instructions (assuming it's an OEM kit) - looks like you're a bolt or two short as well.

Yep it shows it as having two Neutral
Post #433561 25th Jun 2015 11:43am
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Mrpheasant



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Bushpig wrote:
I'd also suggest moving the electrics, so there is no chance of them being pulled off by a stray branch...


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I like the idea of that Thumbs Up
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X4SKP



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Hello Mrpheasant

As has been said Yes...there should be two 'arms' in the kit...



and ... Thumbs Up to the 'protected' towing electrics position.


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Good Luck SKIP
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Mrpheasant



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Dumb question maybe but how did you go about mounting it there Skip? Thumbs Up
Post #434018 27th Jun 2015 2:19pm
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