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Sump plate
Does anyone have photos of either a RLD sump plate fitted to a D4 or a LR original sump plate to a D4. Would like to compare both and see how much they cover across the front.MY17 D5 1st Edition Namib Orange
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12th Mar 2012 8:55 pm
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Both cover the same areas width wise the area of black the number plate is mounted to back to the first engine guard underneath. Picture of leading edge in my gallery under bumper.Club Forum Criminal !!!
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12th Mar 2012 9:17 pm
Bill Wright
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There's some pictures in my gallery of a LR (Mantec) part fitted. Pretty poor fit IMHO.
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17th Mar 2012 10:52 pm
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Minor bit of thread resurrection.
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Russell....I've got the original D4 Land Rover Sumpguard(Made by Mantec) EDIT ....new revised shape
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I then had it Powdercoated Satin Black
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How easy is this type to fit? MY11 D4. Bought one from fino, just got to fit it. There's a couple of bits of "spoiler" that I have to remove in front of each wheel (fixings look a bit rusted ), the main spoiler is out already, anything else needs to come out?
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26th Jan 2017 1:05 pm
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On a MY2011 that's all you need to remove, the towing eye cover and the two "spats" on either side then it's just a case of fitting the 2 bolts at the back and the two nuts and bolts at the front Cheers Ian
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26th Jan 2017 1:08 pm
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Will sort it out after it warms up a bit.
26th Jan 2017 1:10 pm
Hairy Dan
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It's easier if you can support the weight of the plate with a trolley jack or something just until you can get the bolts started Cheers Ian
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26th Jan 2017 1:11 pm
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Was going to use SWMBO for that!!
26th Jan 2017 1:16 pm
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[Was going to use SWMBO for that!! [/quote]
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26th Jan 2017 1:45 pm
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You'll hear my cries of pain from up there, and that's just when I broach the subject.
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), the main spoiler is out already, anything else needs to come out?
Will sort it out after it warms up a bit. 
