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Mudflaps - 2006 Multispace
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Our Berlingo has factory fitted mudflaps front and rear. They are good quality but the clamps that attach them to the car have just about had it. I could replace the flaps fairly cheaply with after market ones, but there's nothing wrong with the flaps themselves. Does anyone know whether the clamps are available separately, or has anyone made replacement clamps themselves please?

Thanks. Smile
'56 Multispace 1.6HDi - Iron Grey
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https://www.wish.com/c/57e4c4f3db5eac407e6f5337

Think might be what your looking for. Look the same.
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(03-05-2017, 03:00 PM)Hardnut Wrote:  https://www.wish.com/c/57e4c4f3db5eac407e6f5337

Think might be what your looking for. Look the same.

Thanks for your replies gents. Having had a look at things today there seems to be different fastenings front and back. The back ones have two metal clamps on each flap, while the front ones have a similar looking metal clamp and a plastic clip of the type in Hardnut's link. The metal clamps may be a simple squashed 'U' shape with one leg drilled and tapped for what looks like an Allen grubscrew. Might be able to make one but mild steel will rust pretty quickly. Maybe stainless strip even but it's hard to bend. I did take a pic of the rear one but it's pretty rubbishy.


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'56 Multispace 1.6HDi - Iron Grey
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Had wondered how the rear attached, as remember looking at mud flaps when I got the car. But could only get front ones for mine. Not rear which would of made it look odd. 2011 xtr
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(04-05-2017, 08:17 AM)doofer Wrote:  They look very similar to spire clips to me, or at least spire clips would do the same job.

Some stainless ones here, for example...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130813365950

All sorts of different sizes and threads are out there.
Thanks for the link. These might do the trick! Worth a punt at that price!  Smile
'56 Multispace 1.6HDi - Iron Grey
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If you replace them, take pics during replacement. Interested on sticking them on mine. Mini how to will do.
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(06-05-2017, 09:34 AM)doofer Wrote:  It was only an example - there are loads on ebay and elsewhere, all kinds of sizes and bolt sizes.  Stainless is a good idea in a wheelarch.  I replaced the inner arch bolts on my previous car with stainless, it had a line of four of them up the back edge.  It worked really well, but it looked like it was crystal-studded afterwards!

When my 2014 VTR auto had its 3 year service & MOT last week I had the Citroen dealer fit front & rear flaps. By the sound of it, the fittings will probably see me out as far as driving goes.
That's if it escapes the diesel scrappage business for long enough.  It's emissions 5 so I'm hopeful of a few years ahead.
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