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Gu Flares

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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Gu Flares

Post by liam hall »

A fix for the crappy gu flares. 1 has fallen off and two with broken clips
Need a solution. I'm thinking maybe some glue
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Post by Dee »

New mounting clips?

I have the same problem.

Also my tail light plastic housing is all loose and wobbly and broken. Maybe get someone to plastic-weld up the broken parts?

Im looking around for some from wreckers or something. Might find a written off gu thats had a head on or something.
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Post by Swerve »

I recently had my flare torn off by the Mrs in a carpark. After a previous post here I was recommended to use Loctite 480 to glue the flare (plastic welded clip part) mounts back on. Make sure you clap it for at least 24hours.

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I'm still in the process on mounting it back on the car, but needs some new white clips for the panel work to put back together

Steve

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Post by GUJohnno »

Yep, thats the one.
Have used it a few times and has worked a treat.
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Post by Swerve »

GUJohnno wrote:Yep, thats the one.
Have used it a few times and has worked a treat.
GUJohnno,

Did you end up selling your GU, did you buy another rig or did you go to a 2wd.

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1978 G60 Ute "HellPatrol"
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Post by GUJohnno »

It's going in the paper this week.
I'll buy a STD 2wd for the mo (hopefully buying a house this week) and then get a GQ shorty for hardcore/comps.
Prolly uterize it like so many others have done.
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