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16-03-2015, 11:25 AM
Hi all.
Just come to wash/polish my pug and realised there is no wheel arch liner on the passenger side rear. There is one on other side, is this normal? Your comments welcome.
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If it's a phase 3 hatchback then should have them in both !
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Its a ph3 estate as in his profile lol...so yes its normal not to have a full liner there. Check for inner arch rust around the seatbelt mount!!
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Yeah very hard for an estate, its only the very late estates that got them, 51 plates on usually. You might be able to bodge a hatch one in and still use the longer lower section from the estate one.
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I used one off a five door on mine. Rammed the bugger in then trimmed where it needed. Works a treat
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Yeh its normal but not correct. They didnt fit them from the factory... and it causes the seatbelt mounting point to rust and be unsafe.
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if its ok, bang a load of stone chip in before you add a guard in there.