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Aidan

Member Since: 11 Sep 2009
Location: Irishland
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2006 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Buckingham Blue

Wheel Arch Problems.

Anyone know how I can stop the rubber type material underneath the wheel arches from pulling itself away from the body anymore than it has? It seems a bit too heavy to glue, I was gonna put a self taping screw through it and into the wheel arch but dont want a corrosion issue down the line. Its happening on both rear arches. Thanks.

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It can't be that hard on diesel???

'06 TDV6 Buck Blue. 22s.

Sun Sep 20 2009 5:13pm

funnyguy1

Member Since: 18 Jun 2009
Location: Sun Valley Idaho
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2009 Range Rover Sport 4.4 V8 HSE Santorini Black

Is that piece replaceable? Could you install a new one? How do you like the Proxes ST's? mike murphy

Sun Sep 20 2009 7:55pm

Aidan

Member Since: 11 Sep 2009
Location: Irishland
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Its the whole inside of the wheel arch/tyre spray area. Wouldnt wanna be replacing it I'm not really big on tyres, havent really got a clue, they were on it when i got it and seem to be wearing ok. I will give them an early It can't be that hard on diesel???

'06 TDV6 Buck Blue. 22s.

Sun Sep 20 2009 7:58pm

islider

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2006 Range Rover Sport TDV6 SE Java Black

Not come across that problem before, no doubt someone on here has and will have the answer soon.

Mon Sep 21 2009 12:30pm

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Mon Sep 21 2009 2:28pm

funnyguy1

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Location: Sun Valley Idaho
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What about heating it with a hair dryer to make it more plyable and then using a strong epoxy. Might have to
make some supports to hold it in place till it hardens. mike murphy

Mon Sep 21 2009 2:47pm

Aidan

Member Since: 11 Sep 2009
Location: Irishland
Posts: 92

funnyguy1 wrote:
What about heating it with a hair dryer to make it more plyable and then using a strong epoxy. Might have to
make some supports to hold it in place till it hardens.

Love it, gonna get tooled up

It can't be that hard on diesel???

'06 TDV6 Buck Blue. 22s.

Mon Sep 21 2009 2:57pm

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