rear mud flaps

[dazzman Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close dazzman]

Hello all,

does anyone know the part numbers for the rear mud flaps on a 120 series GXL Prado. I am having difficulty finding them on the Amayama site.

cheers:

[thawifestrolley Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close thawifestrolley]

rear mud flaps

7662660170FO is the Toyota part number.
I tried to find them on Amayama too and couldn't.
They are about $90 each from Toyota
I just need the rear passenger side flap.

Wreckers don't seem to have too many 120's!!

[dazzman Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close dazzman]

cheers.

[foxclan Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close foxclan]

Hi Dazzman
Just today enquired at Toyota at Prospect about rear left mud flap.
Said goodbye to that one recently thanks to some muddy tracks.
7662660170FO was the p/n. quoted $105.50 ex. Melbourne.
Cheers
Troy

[dazzman Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close dazzman]

thanks Foxclan.

my idea was to modify a set for when i am towing my challenge camper trailer by making them longer similar to NTPRICE and use the other set when not towing!

I have checked with wreckers in Adelaide and everywhere else but to no avail. Looks like i may have to bite the bullet and get a new set and use the originals for adding to.

[Puddock Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Puddock]

I wanted to extend my mudflaps because I tow a caravan and want to protect it from rocks .

I wanted to extend my mudflaps because I tow a caravan and want to protect it from rocks thrown up by the back wheels.
So I bought a pair of black genuine hi-lux alloy tray mudflaps off ebay. Only paid $28 delivered! Plan is to attach them using strong cable ties so I can remove them when not needed.

http://http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/TO...-/281652202354

[foxclan Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close foxclan]

I wanted to extend my mudflaps because I tow a caravan and want to protect it from rocks thrown up by the back wheels.
So I bought a pair of black genuine hi-lux alloy tray mudflaps off ebay. Only paid $28 delivered! Plan is to attach them using strong cable ties so I can remove them when not needed.

http://http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/TO...-/281652202354

Just be cautious when adding on to the OEM flaps.
Prior to our 2010 Trip To The Tip, I added extra rubber sourced from Clark Rubber to the Prado flaps all round.
Pulled one rear off when reversing out of a "Lack of traction moment" eg. the flap got pushed onto the rear tyre when backing up.
I recon the addition of some polyurethane sheet cut to suit the profile of OEM flap and fixed to the wheel well liner fixing point may be a good option.