Received OEM Factory FE Style Mud Guards From Japan
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PRICEY. I prefer the hard plastic ones that come stock on my 1958.
Anyone install the red ones? Pictures?
Can anyone detail the trimming needed? Mine just showed up and I'm planning to install this weekend.
Hi Thurchik, I bought the ones from the link Guardabarros de 4 piezas para Toyota Land Cruiser Prado J250 LC250 2024 2025 the non-OEM ones, and I can confirm that they fit perfectly in my Diesel model. In addition, they take 10 minutes to change, just remove and put them back on. Regards.
Did you originally have plastic like attached? I'm hesitating after comparing the pictures and seems the have different mounting holes. Now I'm relaxed and waiting them to arrive. Thank you!
Yes, my original plastic fenders are exactly like the ones you posted, the anchors on the new ones match perfectly, except that the ones on the back have fewer holes than the originals, there are a couple of screws that you have to put in the hole where they were since they are outside the new fender.
To remove the plastic ones, you have to remove several screws and some plastic staples, the staples come out easily by prying the central button, once you remove the central button the staple comes out easily by hand. Regards
What's everybody using to attach the lower bracket with the strap on the rear? The front mudguard has bolts in that location, but the rear does not. I tried one of the trim clips and it doesn't work.
The rear one also has a retaining screw, check it carefully, it is the screw that held the plastic fender together with the rear molding. At least in my car, Regards
That's because the metal clip where the screw threads has fallen off. Check to see if you can see it, otherwise you'll have to get a new one. Regards.
Yep, didn't have the metal clip on either side. I'll have to go grab a pair.
Hi guys,
Just installed the mudguard from cartrimhome.com. The product is ok for the price. I was expecting them to be bigger/wider than the originals, but they are about the same (see picture).
There was some trimming to do on the front ones, but it was fairly easy if you take your time and do a template. First one took 30 minutes, second one 5 minutes. I used a pair of sheet metal snips/cutter.
Just installed the mudguard from cartrimhome.com. The product is ok for the price. I was expecting them to be bigger/wider than the originals, but they are about the same (see picture).
There was some trimming to do on the front ones, but it was fairly easy if you take your time and do a template. First one took 30 minutes, second one 5 minutes. I used a pair of sheet metal snips/cutter.
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Wow. I could not installed them without any trimming. The inside part would not stay flat, and I was afraid of getting some rubbing while backing up with the wheels turned.
I see you are in Europe. Maybe the inside of the wheel arch is different in your market.
Idk. I have a SDM. If you don't, maybe there's some difference...
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If it's under $800 claimed value, you should be OK if in the USA.
The reason is in the photos you have posted, for some reason I don't know, the wheel arch protections of American vehicles A and the rest of them B are different, and that makes them not fit.
Modelo Americano
Resto Modelos B
PD: Now they are also on Aliexpress : https://es.aliexpress.com/item/1005...m-url=scene:shoppingCartRecommend|query_from:
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