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United Kingdom 2016 Discovery 4 3.0 SDV6 Graphite LE Auto Waitomo GreyDiscovery 4
What’s this, and where is it meant to go….?



Was trying to fit some mudflaps and now this thing is just dangling around….

Pretty sure it was attached before I started messing. Anyone enlighten me as to what it is, and more importantly, how does it go back….
  
Post #230195628th Jul 2022 5:17 pm
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It's the initiator for the TPMS sensor, it is (should be) fastened onto the wheelarch liner with two plastic 'scrivets'. The positioning isn't too important so if you can't find the fixings, just cable tie it through the two holes in the liner which will be about 400mm above the lower edge of the liner.
  
Post #230196328th Jul 2022 5:39 pm
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Ah splendid thank you very much!

Once I knew what it was it was pretty obvious where it needed to go back.
  
Post #230198828th Jul 2022 7:39 pm
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