Car Undercarriage Cover Dragging. It may save a vehicle owner a bunch of cash on engine repairs. Joseph_e_meehan december 11, 2010, 8:42pm #6.
Looks like maybe i ran over something and it shredded. This can cause leaks and cracks when the vehicle slams back on the road when driving through a pothole. So we had to use a jack to lift the one end slightly up as you would do when changing a tyre.
Hitting potholes occurs when your vehicle has lowered suspension or small rims or tires. Use drill with small drill bit and wire ties to fix the crack. Remember how a small metal strip downed a concorde airliner, air france flight 4590.
I took it in to my local toyota dealer and the dealer said a new plastic piece would cost $345, but he could jerry rig it for $40 and if it didn't work. A few hours i reversed it over a broom and now the broom got stuck under it. It might be the plastic splash shield!
It may save a vehicle owner a bunch of cash on engine repairs. The parts department can get you a new part if nothing else was damaged. Discussion starter · #1 · dec 19, 2015.
There are (or should be) two bolts at the front and two bolts at the rear. This can cause leaks and cracks when the vehicle slams back on the road when driving through a pothole. In order to reduce drag at higher speeds, many models now come with a plastic undercarriage cover that smoothes out the nooks and crannies below.
Milton industries, inc chicago, il 60639; It protects your engine from water splashing up into the engine compartment when you hit a puddle, and in some vehicles loss of theta plastic guard has been known to reduce the ability of the cooling system. You could also epoxy in a nut or a bolt and use lock washers to hold the fasteners in place.
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