X350 Mud Flaps

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X350 Mud Flaps

Postby snaefell » Sun Oct 15, 2017 8:25 pm

Anybody any idea where I can find out the part numbers for the front & rear mud flap kits for the X350 please?

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Re: X350 Mud Flaps

Postby J44EAG » Sun Oct 15, 2017 11:00 pm

A quick Google search reveals C2C7370 as the front flaps with C2C7371 as the rear set.

A few on ebay as a starter for you. Parts searching need not be difficult. To get these part numbers, I just typed "Jaguar X350 mud flaps" into the browser box and hit "search". These same technique can be used for other parts searches.

Hope that helps.

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Re: X350 Mud Flaps

Postby snaefell » Mon Oct 16, 2017 5:53 am

Thanks for that Mike,that matches the numbers on the sets I have,I really wanted to check as now the front ones are on they don't seem that good a fit

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Re: X350 Mud Flaps

Postby BrianG » Mon Oct 16, 2017 1:08 pm

......... the front ones are on they don't seem that good a fit
Did you get the complete kit with all the clips and screws or just the flaps loose? I bought Jaguar sets from SNG Barratt and the instructions, whilst a little difficult to follow at times, allow the front ones to produce a reasonably snug fit to the body - if you get the screws and the clip in the correct place. I found the rear ones are a pig to fit by comparison.
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Re: X350 Mud Flaps

Postby snaefell » Mon Oct 16, 2017 1:44 pm

It was the full kit with the fittings,probably the same instructions which are pretty vague to say the least but there is quite a gap between flap & body,pretty equal on both sides,the two main bolts haven't got any real 'give' as the holes are pre-drilled,that is what made me want to check the part numbers in case I had been supplied with the wrong parts.


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