Quick one - hub caps
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Henry_b
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Bollix.
Says "genuine" on the bag though
Says "genuine" on the bag though
Hicap phill
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At least the bags not blue.
So you have a chance of genuineness I guess
So you have a chance of genuineness I guess
Turboman
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They are probably all the same anyway.
What's a sensible counter response to this reply I've had from the supplier?
Good Afternoon,
Thank you for sending us the picture. Please be assured these are Genuine Land Rover parts. As you can see on the sticker the brand is LR, these are in Bearmach packaging as they were supplied to us by Bearmach.
Good Afternoon,
Thank you for sending us the picture. Please be assured these are Genuine Land Rover parts. As you can see on the sticker the brand is LR, these are in Bearmach packaging as they were supplied to us by Bearmach.
Turboman
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Quite possible. Bearmach are a wholesaler, they don't make anything.
In any case, these are old vehicles, it will not pay for someone to set up separate factories to make the plastic caps.
Quite probable that all the caps are the same, they just go in different bags.
Same applies to many other parts, that is how the motor industry works.
Hicap phill
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Just noticed you’ve only ordered the left hand side ones.
HA! HA! (very funny - not).Just noticed you’ve only ordered the left hand side ones.
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Warm them up first or they might split. I put clear silicone around mine. Fed up with oil spraying over the wheels.
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If they are quite pliable and dull looking, slight grainy finish they are good ones. If they are quite stiff and shiny they are not good.
As said, warm them up first, line it up even and level then a sharp smack with a rubber or wooden mallet to seat them.
As said, warm them up first, line it up even and level then a sharp smack with a rubber or wooden mallet to seat them.
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