Mk4 Jetta wagon mud flaps?

[BoiseTDI]

Does anyone know the part #s for the front and rear mud flaps? Are the mk4 golf, bora and jetta wagon interchangeable? Danke!

 

[454k30]

The fronts would be, but I'm not sure if the wagon rear fender wells are a different shape.

 

[BoiseTDI]

The fronts would be, but I'm not sure if the wagon rear fender wells are a different shape.

Thanks for responding! That’s my thinking as well but wasn’t sure if the European models had mild trim differences.

 

[The Cream Dolphin]

Wagon ones are different. I avoided the oem ones because they cause rust, and made cheap diy ones


I made these and love the look.

 

[BoiseTDI]

Wagon ones are different. I avoided the oem ones because they cause rust, and made cheap diy ones


I made these and love the look.

I love your homemade ones! Maybe I’ll do that instead, I actually have some extra truck mudflaps material I could use, that I didn’t like on my Tacoma.

 

[irvingj]

I have the OEM (from dealer) ones... like his home-made ones better!

 

[BoiseTDI]

What is the part #?

I have the OEM (from dealer) ones... like his home-made ones better!

 

[RexNICO]

I can say with confidence the OEM rear mudflaps are different between a Jetta sedan and wagon. I'll search my parts stash to see if I still have any MK4 mud flaps for PN's.

 

[454k30]

@The Cream Dolphin those flaps you made look just like the Rally Armor ones, and likely cost a lot less. Well done!

 

[BoiseTDI]

Thank you!

I can say with confidence the OEM rear mudflaps are different between a Jetta sedan and wagon. I'll search my parts stash to see if I still have any MK4 mud flaps for PN's.

 

[irvingj]

Well, you really made me dig! My mudflaps ("Splashguards") go back to 2005 and 2006. I do have a receipt from VW Driver Gear that I have noted were for the fronts, but only an installation diagram for what I think may be the rears. Here's what I see for part numbers:
FRONTS (confirmed) 1J0075111A
REARS (I think) 1J9 075 101 A

 

[northern diesel]

Wagon ones are different. I avoided the oem ones because they cause rust, and made cheap diy ones


I made these and love the look.

I was just thinking about this post the other day, read it last year - and finally going to try to do it with hopefully a similar outcome - yours look awesome !
Thanks !!

 

[BoiseTDI]

Well, you really made me dig! My mudflaps ("Splashguards") go back to 2005 and 2006. I do have a receipt from VW Driver Gear that I have noted were for the fronts, but only an installation diagram for what I think may be the rears. Here's what I see for part numbers:
FRONTS (confirmed) 1J0075111A
REARS (I think) 1J9 075 101 A

Awesome thank you!

 

[northern diesel]

Wagon ones are different. I avoided the oem ones because they cause rust, and made cheap diy ones


I made these and love the look.

I should ask:
How did the plastic of those cutting boards hold up for you ?

 

[The Cream Dolphin]

I should ask:
How did the plastic of those cutting boards hold up for you ?

I added a little update in the thread for them after linking it here. Durability gets an A+!

 

[shakescreek]

Here's another option, at least for the fronts. Don't know if he makes one to fit the rear of the wagons but you could check with him.

Mk4 Golf/Jetta Custom Mudflap/Fender Covers.

Volkswagen Mark 4 Jetta/Golf custom mudflaps. Made these for myself to make the old car (winter beater) look more presentable in the area they always seem to rust first. There are currently around 30 sets in the wild with no issues reported yet. Used for months myself without issue, uses factory...

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