[GaryBC]

Having had to have the o/s front arch liner down to change the washer pump it's clear that much of the shrouding is missing.
Does anyone have a drawing that shows what it should look like? Until I know what's not there I can't start sourcing new parts!

 

[Eccles]

Post your VIN and one of us can then post a picture of the part from Service Box (Facelift models use a slightly different part). Generally the wheel arch liner connects just in front of the jack point, goes over and behind the wheel and then extends to connect to the front bumper. A picture will make more sense though!

 

[spanner-uk]

Try looking on eBay bud, i've searched on there before and most listing have an image of the liner.

Its usually in one piece as Eccles has said but will also connect to the engine undertray too. (helps stop it flapping in the wind)

Undertrays ofter get beaten up more than the arch liners.

 

[Gibbo]

If you need to replace, don't buy a new one via the post, they coil it up and it bends out of shape and doesn't go back properly.

 

[Eccles]

I know of a place online you can buy them. They deliver them themselves so they don't get curled up or damaged and they were less than £30.

Still are: PG323AEACL - Front Wing Splashguard is the one for our car. It's actually better than the OE one, much tighter fit so less movement. I had to replace the nearside one as the front clip came off on a dual carriageway meaning the front of the liner got trashed by the tyre!

 

[Gibbo]

If you do any work on the wheel arches, consider replacing the fixings:

http://www.peugeotforums.com/forums/bodyshop-techniques-modifications-10/improving-wheel-arch-liner-attachments-24101/

 

[Eccles]

Read that a couple of years ago Gibbo and order a couple of packets to keep in the tool box. :thumb: