Just fitted my mud flaps to the front. Was really useful previously watched your vlog. Turned it into a pleasurable job, well almost. Thanks Rick 👍

Definitely a must id say rick , a job I could do with getting done to be honest , well done in doing it as it’s one of those jobs where you say “ I’ll do it next week “ and never do it 😂👍

Thanks for the video. This is a job I must do soon, the mud flaps for the Ducato are underwhelming but the electric step does need some more protection.

I fitted the same Mudflaps to our Peugeot Boxer, piece of cake!! I didn't even need to turn the wheel slightly! If you use your van more in better weather you won't get so much crud accumulate, but worth it. :-)

Thanks for your very helpful and informative video. And don't forget to say thanks to your glamourous assistant on camera too! 😉

Cheers for the video Rick. Nicely informative.

Thanks Rick. Nice straight forward video giving good fitting instructions. Had been considering mud flaps so good advise. 👍

Great advice. We didn’t bother with the electric step on our new van because it got jammed out on our last van and there didn’t seem to be a manual winder to bring it in. Luckily we hit it with a hammer and eventually it went back in but we were reluctant to use it after that. We now just have step that lifts in and out but I really preferred the electric step if only it had a manual backup! Even my mother’s electric chairlift has a manual winder so I wouldn’t have thought that it would be a problem. Thanks for sharing a useful video.

How about spraying a thick coat of waxoyl around the fixings and just give it a top up every couple of years, waxoyl or dinatrol tends to go on thin and set rather than the thick underseal.

Great video! 3:23 There's still a gap to the spray here. I had the same issue as you, the step getting dirt and grit. I ended up with a different solution: I put decent gaffer tape on top of the step, as the top cover is not waterproof. I then drilled some drain holes in the bottom cover of the step too, so water trapped in there could drain. Then I bought a lump of 10mm rubber and shaped it to isolate the front of the step from the spray entirely. So now that bit of rubber gets all of the dirt and water, and the step hides behind it, and has been well protected. But I may still fit flaps, to stop the side of the van getting dirty, and help even more!

Thanks that was really helpful and honest. I have been considering front flaps to keep the mud off the sides of the Motorhome 😃 Trev

I'll be tackling this job too - again to protect the step. Any chance of a link to the mudflaps or suggestion of best place to buy etc so I end up with the right ones ? Thanks.

We have found with our motorhome the biggest pain when its wet is spray flying up onto the mirrors and side windows . Out of interest did fitting front mudflaps make any difference to crud and spray flying up to the mirrors and front side windows? Am very interested in peoples experience.

Is it possible to put a small drain hole just behind the flap

What’s happened to the foam strip around your over cab edge - thingy?

Hi where did you buy them please

Sorry I missed this one Rick "Flaps" 😔👍

Rick, the Fiat ones seem to be a higher quality and moulded better, watch Bob Earnshaw and you will see what I mean. Might be worth the extra cost.