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Hi guys does anyone know what this bit is called or part number. Its the small type rubber guard thing which is attached to the rear side skirt on rear arch.thanks

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Possible "endcap" ?

Have a troll through here

ford parts with pictures

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6 hours ago, Joss max said:

Possible "endcap" ?

Have a troll through here

ford parts with pictures

Looked through it all i cant seemed to find them ive been all over google nothing coming up. Thanks for tyring to help tho 

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No worries Mike

I had a good hour or so rummaging through that web link i posted lol. I booked marked that. The other thing I try is google image search for such things, but nothing on there.

I guess the easy option is to drop into local ford dealers parts dept. They would find it in no time. Give it a shot Mike

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3 minutes ago, Joss max said:

No worries Mike

I had a good hour or so rummaging through that web link i posted lol. I booked marked that. The other thing I try is google image search for such things, but nothing on there.

I guess the easy option is to drop into local ford dealers parts dept. They would find it in no time. Give it a shot Mike

Thanks will do that monday. Thanks again

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Are they not called 'spats'?

Sent from my SM-G930F

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12 hours ago, Stoney871 said:

Are they not called 'spats'?

Sent from my SM-G930F

Ill try it in google search and see what comes up.

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I managed to get the at local fords parts shop they are only 6 pound a side and just clips on result

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So what do Ford call them?

Sent from my SM-G930F

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more importantly , what do they actually do ?

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21 minutes ago, biff55 said:

more importantly , what do they actually do ?

They fill a gap and help stop detritus getting in

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I think ford call them wind deflectors. And i suppose they also stop stones and that??? The thing is ive seen about 3 out of 10 of mk 3s have them so i dont know why they are only on some have them. I just thought why aint my car got them so i got some. They definently offer some protection from what i dont know lol

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They are only fitted to diesel cars

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28 minutes ago, Tony1 said:

They are only fitted to diesel cars

Why would this be. Im confused lol. So im the only petrol moder with them lol

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1 hour ago, mikeyd1 said:

Why would this be. Im confused lol. So im the only petrol moder with them lol

I have them on my car and it´s a petrol. Maybe it stops stone chipping on the lower partof the  arc but it also helps collect stones and dirt behind it...

Always full of dirt and small stones.

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I wonder why they only on some models

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21 minutes ago, mikeyd1 said:

I wonder why they only on some models

The mind boggles Mikey.I am sure there is a reason, but probably will remain one of life's great mysteries. Well Fords any way.

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