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- helijohn
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06 Jun 2013 23:02 #73035
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
I drilled holes under the sill kickplates.
Wrench the kickplates up, and all the little clips snap off.
Drill the holes for your lance.
Paint the edges of the holes.
When dry do the waxoyling.
Replace the kickplates, which are now loose, and keep coming off.
I suppose a big blob of blutack under each one would hold them.
Wrench the kickplates up, and all the little clips snap off.
Drill the holes for your lance.
Paint the edges of the holes.
When dry do the waxoyling.
Replace the kickplates, which are now loose, and keep coming off.
I suppose a big blob of blutack under each one would hold them.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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08 Jun 2013 09:16 #73150
by JimnySweep
Passenger side kickplate was loose on mine and ended up in the road every time passenger gets out
Double side sticky pads as per for fixing number plates does the job though .
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facade wrote: Replace the kickplates, which are now loose, and keep coming off.
I suppose a big blob of blutack under each one would hold them.
Passenger side kickplate was loose on mine and ended up in the road every time passenger gets out
Double side sticky pads as per for fixing number plates does the job though
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09 Jun 2013 11:48 #73256
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Mine has three losenge shaped holes that the little fingers that used to be on the kickplates sprang into.
I drilled bigger holes to get my Machine Mart lance through. Made a pigs ear of it as I didn't use a sheet metal drill, or a holesaw, so the panel twists and crumples. However, you can't see the holes with the kickplates on.
I drilled bigger holes to get my Machine Mart lance through. Made a pigs ear of it as I didn't use a sheet metal drill, or a holesaw, so the panel twists and crumples. However, you can't see the holes with the kickplates on.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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09 Jun 2013 15:53 #73272
by helijohn
Thanks, gives me an idea where to drill.
Sharp drills and working my way up the drills is what I usually do. 
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facade wrote: Mine has three losenge shaped holes that the little fingers that used to be on the kickplates sprang into.
I drilled bigger holes to get my Machine Mart lance through. Made a pigs ear of it as I didn't use a sheet metal drill, or a holesaw, so the panel twists and crumples. However, you can't see the holes with the kickplates on.
Thanks, gives me an idea where to drill.
Sharp drills and working my way up the drills is what I usually do. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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