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My spare wheel cover panel has torx (star head) screws holding it in place for which you need a special driver bit to fit/remove. Do you have the chaffing problem as well?
David
2020 Roadster 3.7 Dove Grey.
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Talk Morgan Regular
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Talk Morgan Regular
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I only fitted it in March and it hasn't been off yet!
Paul
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JohnV6
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Just Getting Started
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Just Getting Started
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The main thing is not to overwritten the holding screws. I do them finger tight only - this does mean you need to keep an eye on them 'cause the buggers will get loose after a long drive.
Morgan actually resprayed the rear panel for me last September and fitted a slightly thicker seal.
I removed the panel a couple of weeks ago, all was well so I waxed the paintwork then cleaned and applied some Vaseline to the seal before replacing.
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