Member Since: 12 Apr 2010
Location: Herts
Posts: 132
Side Steps Catching On Door Trim
Self fitted some Land Rover side steps a few weeks ago and I have a problem that the lower driver door trim is catching on the front corner of the side step when closing.
I noticed it when fitting and pulled the side steps out away from the car as far as they would go which helped but am still getting the problem.
The door does close OK but the trim gets stuck temporarly and flicks off with bit a "thwlack" which is very annoying.
Any one know any tips or tricks how to stop this?
Others suffer from the same problem or is the side step/fitting at fault?
Thanks
15th Jul 2010 10:08 am
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19th May 2013 8:12 pm
hatjoepeg
Member Since: 13 Apr 2010
Location: Kent
Posts: 98
stenh02 wrote:
I found this when fitting mine. Due to the fixing spaces not being 100% right and they needed some 'adjusting'.
Either expand the holes on the fixings or (or as others have said) 'bend' the outriggers down a bit.
I thought it was just that I bought cheap eBay ones opposed to LR ones.
It was a bit more hassle than the instructions said but a bit of adjustment will stop the rubber trim fouling.
G
We had exactly the same thing on ours. nothing a big drill bit couldnt sort out though!
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