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Rear wheel well lining?

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06 Nov 2023 18:15 #252001 by Lambert
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That is spare jimny and 2 years of muck. Temeraire is tomorrow probably and I'm expecting much worse.

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06 Nov 2023 18:52 #252003 by jackonlyjack
Painted inside here Nov 2016
 
This is it now, not lifted the flap for years and mine goes in deep mud,dirty water 
So you shouldn't worry yourselves to much 

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06 Nov 2023 19:38 #252006 by Busta
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The bit that really worried me was the rubber flap shown in the first picture, just below the hanging bulb in your photo. This is all that stops water and mud from entering the rear of the car on the inside of the wheel arches. I expected to see a grommet to keep the water, mud and vermin out, but perhaps the bumper has a close enough seal with the plastic wheel arch to keep most things out?

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The purpose of that flap is to release cabin pressure when you shut the doors. If you completely seal the cabin then it takes a surprisingly hard swing to shut the doors.

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06 Nov 2023 21:20 #252007 by DrRobin
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Thanks for the explanation Busta, I wondered what the flap was there for.

Jackonly last time my bumper was off I did look under the flap and it was relatively clean inside yet filthy on the outside, so I guess it works and I am worrying too much.

Lambert what was yours like inside the flap?

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06 Nov 2023 22:55 #252010 by yakuza
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I bought an angled tip for my pressure washer. It was cheap for the karcher.
I can reach many nooks and crannies but still there is allways more danish mud..

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07 Nov 2023 04:21 #252011 by Lambert
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Thanks for the explanation Busta, I wondered what the flap was there for.

Jackonly last time my bumper was off I did look under the flap and it was relatively clean inside yet filthy on the outside, so I guess it works and I am worrying too much.

Lambert what was yours like inside the flap?

Robin

It wasn't too bad but in order to unplug the rear lights you have to take the loom bung out of the bottom so it got washed out anyway.

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