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: Paul

: After your first suggestion Paul, I decided to `haveago`.
: Spent last night in the freezing cold, with a screwdriver,cupasoup and my beloved.
: Just simply drilled 2 holes into the protruding liner and screwed them together.
: Jubilant I think is the word Im looking for.

: Only to reveal a new problem ,when I am driving in a straight line, there is a whining noise which comes and goes from the front, a kind of squeaking, hard to make a diagnosis without hearing it I know.
: I immediately began thinking bushes,joints maybe?

: I guess the problem isnt worse, I thought they were one and the same, but it appears I had 2 noise problems all along.

: 1 down, 1 to go.

: The things you do for love...................

: Any further ideas would be great Paul, thank you.

: regards

: jai

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: : Jai, it is difficult to descibe this sort of thing in words.
: : However. if you look at the wheel arch liner from inside the engine compartment, none of the soft squidgy liner should be indented in towards the wheel. If it is, you should be able to put you hand up inside the wheel arch and push the liner back out into its' original shape.

: : It might have got pushed in towards the wheel by someone resting a hand on it as they reached into the engine bay.

: : If that isn't it, try to give another descrition of where it is rubbing.

: : Hope it helps.

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