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 YAMAHA YZ125 YZ 125 250 MUD FLAP GUARD SCREWS BOLTS D  US $1.99
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 b 1991 Honda CR 125 R air box mud flap screws US $4.99
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 KAWASAKI KLF300 KLF 300 BAYOU 4x4 FENDER MUDFLAP SCREWS US $14.99
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 KTM 125 250 SX MUD FLAP GUARD MUDFLAP SCREWS BOLTS A US $1.99
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 70 SUZUKI TC90 BLAZER REAR INNER FENDER MUD FLAP SCREWS US $4.99
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 KTM 65 SX KTM65 KTM65SX REAR MUD GUARD MUDFLAP SCREWS BOLTS C US $1.99
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 Mud Flaps WHEEL WELL MOUNT SCREW ON RUBBER FLAP BRACKET US $40.85
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mud flap screws for Sale on Amazon
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Buddybolt Mud Flap Bolt System - Set Of 4
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Powerflow 6401 Pro-Fit Splash Guards-Car. 1 pair
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Honda Civic 4 Door Mud Guard Set - Splash Guards 2006 - 2011
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Blue/Grey OEM 2004-2010 Infiniti QX56 Front and Rear Splash Mud Guard Accessory Flaps Set of Four with Mounting Screws
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SKS Beavertail Bicycle Fender Set (26 and 28-Inch Bikes)
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Planet Bike SpeedEZ ATB Front and Rear Bicycle Fender Set (60mm Wide)
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DIY Auto Repair Tools
Owning your own car is an American tradition that has become a rite of passage for many, and maintaining your car is a part of that same tradition. Many find satisfaction – as well as savings – by doing their own maintenance and repairs. The truth is most maintenance can be performed with the relatively basic set of tools found on this list:
Wire brush, utility knife, and pressure gauge
For small maintenance tasks such as cleaning your battery terminals, cutting hoses, and checking tire pressure regularly, these basic and inexpensive tools are invaluable.
Mini crowbar and mini sledge
You’ll be surprised how often you need a crowbar to leverage a part or pulley, or how often that sledge will help you loosen a rusted bolt.
Oil filter wrench
This tool is easy to overlook, but changing your own oil is one of the best ways to save money and you really can’t do it without an oil filter wrench (at least, you don’t want to).
Socket set
A socket set will save you hours of tedious work on longer bolts. You don’t have to spend a fortune, but be sure to get a decent set in either standard or metric variation depending on where your car is an American or foreign model.
Box wrench set
Box wrenches have a closed end and an open end and are handy for adjusting bolts in narrow and tight places.
Screwdriver set
You’ll need screwdrivers to remove all kinds of parts like a fan cowling, mud flap, or door panel. Basically everything on your car is help in place with a screw or bolt, so be sure to get both slotted and Philip’s head drivers.
Jack and jackstands
This may seem indulgent, but having a hydraulic jack to lift your 2 ton vehicle and four solid jack stands to hold it securely while you lie under it is worth the investment.
Torque wrench
Believe it or not, there are bolts on your car that need to be tightened to a certain level of torque. A torque wrench, which when set properly, literally breaks away at the right torque.
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