MXC5546 - Rear Mudflap Bracket

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Rear Mudflap Bracket for the Range Rover Classic body.

This bracket mounts to the rear bodywork to carry the rear mudflap, positioning it correctly behind the rear wheel to deflect road debris and spray from the bodywork and adjacent vehicles.

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Range Rover Classic 1994-2001 (P38)

Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1986-1991 — Rear mudflap bracket, from (V)GA441004
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1992-1994 — Rear mudflap bracket

Alternative Codes

MXC5546

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Frequently asked questions

What does the MXC5546 rear mudflap bracket do?

The MXC5546 bracket carries the rear mudflap on the Range Rover Classic. It bolts to the rear bodywork behind the wheel and holds the flap at the right height and angle to deflect road spray and stone chips away from the body and following traffic.

Which Range Rover Classic models does this bracket fit?

It fits the Range Rover Classic 1986-1991 from VIN GA441004, and the 1992-1994 Classic. If your Classic is a 1986-1991 car, check the VIN plate against GA441004 before ordering, since earlier builds used a different rear mudflap mounting arrangement.

How many brackets do I need for a pair of rear mudflaps?

You'll typically need one bracket per side, so two for a full rear pair. Mudflap brackets sit in an exposed position behind the rear wheels, so if one has corroded through on a Range Rover Classic the opposite side is usually not far behind.