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has anyone got a rear splash guard for a mgtf, thanks. and any drop links rear thanking you kindly

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Click the words. They contain a link. :dry:

yes but not paying 20 odd pounds for a bit of plastic thought I could get a cheap second hand one on here. :bang:

I don't think £25 is bad for one as it's quite a very important part.

Not only is it a splash guard protecting the expensive alternator but also a stone guard.

You see, events could follow this pattern.

1, stones get flicked up into auxiliary belt.
2, auxiliary belt fails.
3, failed auxiliary belt gets into bottom pulley.
4, said auxiliary belt takes out the cambelt.
5, catastrophic engine failure occurres.
6, you either walk away and scrap the car losing all you've put into it or find a replacement unknown engine.

All for the sake of a £25 part.

It has happened.

Make one. I did. You just need a large plastic container, to give you a flat piece of plastic big enough to cover the gap between the subframe and the top of the inner wheel arch.
Easy and free!
I have one on both sides of the car, just because I could...

If you can't find one and decide £25 isn't a bad price, then there's this one: http://www.johnwoodsmotorcare.co.uk/Shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=53_57&products_id=395

richandpaula wrote: If you can't find one and decide £25 isn't a bad price, then there's this one: http://www.johnwoodsmotorcare.co.uk/Shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=53_57&products_id=395

Your still alive then
Long time no see, John

Hi John, Yep, still alive & well and enjoying the MG's - Saw the guys from John Woods & Simon the other day.

Having read Tyre Man's post above I checked to see if my TF has one fitted. Nope, just one broken scrivet. I love that word. New one ordered, with scrivets.