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Stacey007



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Fitted near rear Boot trim, Very happy with results
Hello

One of those jobs that really does lift the look of the boot.

Took off the old trim, cleaned and polished underneath and then added some black rubber seal on the side rubbers also. Looks So much smarter when the boots open. Only down side I didn't have new screws to may replace them soon.

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Happy with that !! Thumbs Up

(even if my EML light is still on and now I have a squeaky clutch pedal) Crying or Very sad
Post #464124 17th Oct 2015 6:45pm
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JAY BOY



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Looks tidy. Thumbs Up

You will be doing it again in a year or so.
Have a look for a Stainless steel one next time you have to do it.
I would change the screws and put a bit of grease on them before you put them back in.

Just experience and have done it myself on numerous occasions Shocked
Post #464133 17th Oct 2015 7:00pm
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Stacey007



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Any links for the SS version

Your right about the screws and grease I will change them soon and do that before they corrode !

Thanks
Post #464135 17th Oct 2015 7:04pm
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mk1collector



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4x4 overlander again Thumbs Up Ray
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Post #464143 17th Oct 2015 7:25pm
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leeds



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We supply both 7 hole and 8 hole versions in stainless [url=http://www.4x4overlander.com/product/defender-rear-door-sill-stainless/]here[\url]

We are the only UK company which supplies a 8 hole version and automatically supply paste with our stainless screws. The 8 hole version is supplied for those original strips which have sheared screws. It is easier to start again with a different hole pattern then to drill out a sheared screw and NOT land up with an enlarged screw hole.


Brendan

PS thanks Ray Thumbs Up
Post #464144 17th Oct 2015 7:26pm
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Stacey007



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^

Many thanks all.

I would have gone for that if I new, this will do me ok for now. Its 100% better than how it was.

I've added the stainless one and your web link to my spread sheet of bits I would like....

Thanks again
Post #464146 17th Oct 2015 7:32pm
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mk1collector



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Just fitted mine from 4x4 overlander

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I did the door ones earlier in the year


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They just finish everything off Thumbs Up Ray
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Post #464148 17th Oct 2015 7:35pm
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JAY BOY



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I hope you have a large memory on your computer.

That will be some spread sheet.

Every time you look for something a load more nice new shiny things will take your fancy.

Thats where all my money goes anyway, Big Cry
Post #464149 17th Oct 2015 7:37pm
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Stacey007



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^ Your so right

My list is quite long but nothing individually is too expensive, so I will slowly add things as I can.


Its this sort of thing that appeals to me with the Defender rather than my previous 'normal' car
Post #464152 17th Oct 2015 7:43pm
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JAY BOY



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Its a great hobby but can get out of hand.

ASK MY WIFE Laughing


She keeps telling that she's a defender widow. Very Happy
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