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BostonTar

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• Nov 4, 2021

• #1

Is it possible to remove the brake guards with removing the brakes? Cheers

 

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Ratae

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• Nov 4, 2021

• #2

Remind us which LR?

 

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BostonTar

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• Nov 4, 2021

• #3

Ratae said:

Remind us which LR?

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300tdi defender

 

payydg

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• Nov 5, 2021

• #4

BostonTar said:

Is it possible to remove the brake guards with removing the brakes? Cheers

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Do you mean the disc brake guards? if so then yes (Assuming its the same as the 200tdi). They just bolt onto two brackets.

 

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BostonTar

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• Nov 6, 2021

• #5

payydg said:

Do you mean the disc brake guards? if so then yes (Assuming its the same as the 200tdi). They just bolt onto two brackets.

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Yes the guard behind the brake disc, worth replacing with galvanised?

 

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lynall

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• Nov 6, 2021

• #6

BostonTar said:

Yes the guard behind the brake disc, worth replacing with galvanised?

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I have always thrown mine in the bin, makes checking discs awkward, and when off roading they trap stones and mud.

 

payydg

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• Nov 6, 2021

• #7

BostonTar said:

Yes the guard behind the brake disc, worth replacing with galvanised?

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As @lynall suggests most vehicles have lost them. You’ll get an MOT advisor at worst, if they even notice. The galv ones are expensive. I just replaced mine with britpart ones but I did replace the brackets with stainless steel ones