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Hello Everybody
I’m a newbie to the site and am going to collect my new zetec within a mth. I’m concerned about stones flying from the tyres chipping the lower passenger door panels & rear bumper spoiler painted area. I requested to have factory mudspats fitted to protect the area but Ford says that the factory mudspats cannot be fitted because their zetec body styling kit does not have the required fitment to accommodate it. Does anyone with zetecs experience their painted areas at the lower passenger door panels & rear bumper spoiler area being chipped off from flying stones from your tyres? Would appreciate any suggestions to protect the area as no factory mudspats are available. Another question…. How best to run-in your new engine? I have to do a long drive (abt 600kms) after collecting my new zetec and I don’t wanna ruin a brand new engine. I’ve ordered a manual.  _2: I love the manual transmission. It makes it feel like an entirely different car! _2: |
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Factory mudspats not avaliable to zetec body styling kit
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