mud flaps

[Paulie68]

Yes but the other guy was asking which screw needs replaced. I was just identifying it as the one with a bolt head.

Yes, quite, wasn't meaning to come across as being argumentative, apologies if it sounded that way.

 

[walter]

thanks for all your help i fitted the genuine MG ones the screws provided was changed by me to stainless steel hex heads. the ones in the pack was not long enough for the one in the hole with the hex head.

 

[Gomev]

Yes, my rears are waiting until the wheels come off for another job too, you can't fit them properly with the wheels in place.

I managed front and back without taking any wheels off. A short screwdriver or one of those bendy attachments works well. After all not much effort is required so don't need to get weight on it.
I bought one of these and has worked great when needed and saved much effort in not having to move things for access.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Flexible-Extensions-Bendable-extension-Screwdriver/dp/B09TVVZG4W?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A3N7HUK80IRP8W&gQT=2

 

[walter]

I did mine without taking the wheel off I got a pop rivet in some mole grips put the point over the gas hob till red hot then made a small hole in the plastic trim then used a small pozi bit in a small ratchet.

 

[smokie]

I'll have another look then when it's warmer!!