2 questions - mud guards and trailer receiver
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Here are the factory mud flap installation instructions. The cutting involved is the removal of a small piece of flash from inside a few screw holes and can be done with a box cutter or Exacto knife in your sleep. Nothing exacting, nothing requiring skill, and nothing that shows afterwards.
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Ok, now I am convinced the flaps are a good idea and I can do them myself. Has anyone gone with the knockoffs on Ebay such as these: https://www.ebay.com/itm/12470163070...Cclp%3A2386202
They seem to be exact copies of the OEM and are 25% of the price.
They seem to be exact copies of the OEM and are 25% of the price.
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Ok, now I am convinced the flaps are a good idea and I can do them myself. Has anyone gone with the knockoffs on Ebay such as these: https://www.ebay.com/itm/12470163070...Cclp%3A2386202
They seem to be exact copies of the OEM and are 25% of the price.
They seem to be exact copies of the OEM and are 25% of the price.
I just saw this OEM's at a discount.
https://www.mazdaswag.com/oem-parts/...hoCtHcQAvD_BwE
I wouldn't go knockoff; putting in an order tonight.
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Curious, do you have a link?
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I don't have mud guards yet. I installed my hitch last week and it fits perfect below and against the rear bumper and the optional bumper trim. It does not extend past the bumper. I have not seen a Mazda OEM hitch so I don't know but I heard they have to cut the bumper to make them fit. Mine is a class 2 hitch from Curt Mfg.
https://www.tascaparts.com/oem-parts...itch-kb8wv3300
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