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TReK
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Ok, I got some better info from the local dealer. The LR032033 is indeed cheaper and it is for the DIESEL model. The LR006779 is for the gas model. The parts guy suspects the 032033 will fit the gas model trucks but has a cutout for the oil filter that the gas model doesn't have because the oil filter is accessed from the top of the engine.
So, can you folks who have diesels maybe confirm the bottom skid plates are otherwise the same?
So, can you folks who have diesels maybe confirm the bottom skid plates are otherwise the same?
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Cool. Maybe they'll throw in a can of Duvel
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TReK
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What is the length of the bolts, and do they have flanged heads? The LR catalog says they are M10x25mm and the nuts are retained by M10 "U" retainer nuts.
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TReK
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Ok, those are easy to find if it doesn't come with them. Thanks!
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See post #10 above. They get pricey if you are buying all 6 of them.
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TReK
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How many of these does the LR2 skid plate need? I thought it was four. Now I am wondering if the skid plate I bought comes with the bolts.
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It's six, two in the back, two in the front, and one on each side.
Also the retainer nuts might still be on your car, the clips are pretty tight. Guess they might be rusty though in your neck of the woods.
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