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Old 19th October 2007, 08:24   #1 (permalink)
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Front Wheel arch trim

After the wife had a disagreement with the garage door and my type r (garage door won). Does anyone know if the wheel arch trim comes pre-painted and how easy it is to replace?

Bumper needs a fair amount of work as well but want to be sure what the dealer will tell me when its taken in

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Old 19th October 2007, 09:13   #2 (permalink)
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I believe it is pre painted, and it's pretty easy (though it feels a bit brutal with the clips...)

might be a good time to upgrade to the splitter
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I believe it is pre painted, and it's pretty easy (though it feels a bit brutal with the clips...)

might be a good time to upgrade to the splitter
Might be a good time to upgrade the wife
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That's an expensive option though
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That's an expensive option though
point taken
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Not sure she would appreciate that option! Does anyone have an idea of part number or cost? If I can replace it myself should reduce the bodyshop costs.

Not had much luck with this car someone drove into the back of it when it was two weeks old (no damage though) needed to have the passenger side interior trim replaced as it fell off and now the garage door incident!

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Not sure she would appreciate that option! Does anyone have an idea of part
part number is 345-newwife-4545A

cost depends on if you can part exchange your current one.
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Generally wifes have a very low part exchange value!!!
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I'm still hoping someone will take my ex-wife off my hands!
(or more to to the point, my money wage packet... )
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Count yourself lucky TT.
I have a bricklayer on the books at the moment, who is on his 5th wife and he is only 47.
What really gets me, with all his financial comittments, he is the best at his job I have ever used and the b-gger is always singing .
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Ok lets get back on track here Anyone have the part no for a milano red drivers side type r wheel arch trim?
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I'm still hoping someone will take my ex-wife off my hands!
(or more to to the point, my money wage packet... )
Can she use plough?
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I have been given a couple of options:-

Smart repair for £100 - no guarantee this will look ok as the flat edge of the bumper has been removed.

Complete new bumper £150 and wheel arch trim £108 both fitted as pre painted no other costs.

They also suggested a bodyshop repair at £325 which does not make much sense.

Was quite surprised how cheap the bumper is though.
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Just had my whole rear bumper and right hand side weel arch trim replaced at the cost of approximately 380 £ (in Denmark). Btw they say the bumper is painted with original colour and you can't see the difference. That is not all true.
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Why don't you PM Holdcraft see if he can help ya out on this.

P.S. I notice yr username is rtypeblack, but you are asking about a Milano red one.
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I picked the name when i nearly got a ex demo previous version type r which was NHB but the dealer offered a really crap trade in price so i decided to wait for the fn2. Just thought it looked the best in red!
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I got nothing for my 2 x wifes , they got plenty from me
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I have been given a couple of options:-

Smart repair for £100 - no guarantee this will look ok as the flat edge of the bumper has been removed.

Complete new bumper £150 and wheel arch trim £108 both fitted as pre painted no other costs.

They also suggested a bodyshop repair at £325 which does not make much sense.

Was quite surprised how cheap the bumper is though.
That's really surprised me too, £150 for a bumper and pre-painted too. Are you sure they have given you the correct price.
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