On my back bumper this bit's missing, asked at the dealers and they want damn near thirty quid for it unpainted and need to order it in from the factory, I thought sod that, it's tuppence worth of plastic.
I've got a suitable bit of plastic cut to size but I need to know how it's held in place, anyone know?
One for Mike T maybe?
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Gibbo2286
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One for Mike T maybe?
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old'uns
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Re: One for Mike T maybe?
or anyone else who's come in from the sun for 5?

top clips, on right are cranked 90 deg to be parallel with plate, fit these first then the
bottom 2 push in and secure with the hooks at end.
double sided tape, x fingers you don't need to access too regularly!

top clips, on right are cranked 90 deg to be parallel with plate, fit these first then the
bottom 2 push in and secure with the hooks at end.
double sided tape, x fingers you don't need to access too regularly!
currently '06 C5 2.0 HDi auto estate Tip run and France trekker - well should be!! occupied currently by '10 Superb DSG 170 elegance- whistles and bells that work
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Gibbo2286
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Re: One for Mike T maybe?
Thanks old-un, just what I need. 
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Re: One for Mike T maybe?
Beat me to it, old-un!
How crazy that despite it being tethered someone still managed to lose it.
How crazy that despite it being tethered someone still managed to lose it.
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Gibbo2286
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Re: One for Mike T maybe?
MikeT wrote: 08 May 2018, 14:37 Beat me to it, old-un!
How crazy that despite it being tethered someone still managed to lose it.![]()
I think it must have got ripped off when the guy trailered it round to my place, he used the tow eye to load it and tie it down, I went and had a search for it round the field it was parked in but no luck.
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Re: One for Mike T maybe?
If you can't find a way to securely and neatly fix your replacement piece Gibbo, it might be worth exploring a local 3d-printing service?