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1998 Jimny, rear wheel arch liners?
06 Oct 2025 22:52 #262198
by rhino666
1998 Jimny, rear wheel arch liners? was created by rhino666
Hello
I am tidying up the old Jimny back end before winter sets in and the rear arches look quite vulnerable with no liners, just a little cover protecting the fuel filler on the o/s, removed in photos.
There is what looks to be a liner mount strip with fixing holes on each side but it seems the Gen 3 Jimny was not fitted with rear arch liners. Can someone confirm that my photos are normal and arch liners are generally missing and not required.
Thank you
I am tidying up the old Jimny back end before winter sets in and the rear arches look quite vulnerable with no liners, just a little cover protecting the fuel filler on the o/s, removed in photos.
There is what looks to be a liner mount strip with fixing holes on each side but it seems the Gen 3 Jimny was not fitted with rear arch liners. Can someone confirm that my photos are normal and arch liners are generally missing and not required.
Thank you
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