meldorado
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i am thinking of fitting front mud flaps to stop side spray down the side of the van, its peugeot boxer van,any advice on the best type to buy please.
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bevdrew
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Hi
Depending on the year of your van, I see there are a few listed on ebay.
Bev
Depending on the year of your van, I see there are a few listed on ebay.
Bev
Nosha
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I made my own from a truck anti spray flap, they work so well that I made a pr for the rear as they really keep the spray and dirt down to a minimum.
Deleted member 5759
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Get some rubber car mats with pimples on them and cut to size, far cheaper and effective
Peter
Peter
meldorado
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anti spray flap
that sounds like a good idea but were can i get some from i have only seen it lying about on the hard shoulder with the other debriI made my own from a truck anti spray flap, they work so well that I made a pr for the rear as they really keep the spray and dirt down to a minimum.
tiderus
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Anti spray brush
I had a large brush type anti spray strip, fitted at a well known towbar manufacturer whilst having a towbar fitted. They fitted it to the underside of the bar which is the only place it could go. After a few daft comments as to what it was for, I replied that I was a part time road sweeper. This usually did the trick, and was followed by, "oh yes I see it now." The point I'd like to make is although it does reduce the rear spray.
The problem is it channels mud up through the towbar/body gap. So after a few miles of rain, my reversing camera was rendered useless. After a while I straightened the top edge, and cut and fitted a smaller piece of about a foot long, to each side of the rear wheel chassis outriggers. Got enought left for the new van, so all worked out well in the end, Now I have a cleaner rear end. Or maybe I should re-phrase that.
Simples.
I had a large brush type anti spray strip, fitted at a well known towbar manufacturer whilst having a towbar fitted. They fitted it to the underside of the bar which is the only place it could go. After a few daft comments as to what it was for, I replied that I was a part time road sweeper. This usually did the trick, and was followed by, "oh yes I see it now." The point I'd like to make is although it does reduce the rear spray.
The problem is it channels mud up through the towbar/body gap. So after a few miles of rain, my reversing camera was rendered useless. After a while I straightened the top edge, and cut and fitted a smaller piece of about a foot long, to each side of the rear wheel chassis outriggers. Got enought left for the new van, so all worked out well in the end, Now I have a cleaner rear end. Or maybe I should re-phrase that.
Simples.
Tco
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that sounds like a good idea but were can i get some from i have only seen it lying about on the hard shoulder with the other debri
Try the following link:
truck mudflaps | truck mud guards | splash guards
or
http://www.stedall.co.uk/acatalog/Spray_Suppression.html