PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
The engine splash shield protects the engine compartment from water and dirt. In some cars, the engine splash shield redirects the air flow over the components that need to be cooled down, such as an oil pan or alternator.
PRODUCT FEATURES:
-OEM product
-Plug & Play
-100% original fitting
-Prevents stone & mud
-Improves aerodynamic
PROCEDURE:
- Make sure that the engine has cooled to avoid heat-related injuries.
- Park your car on a flat surface.
- Jack up your vehicle and raise it high enough to give you access to the engine splash shield. Make sure to follow the right procedure when doing this to ensure your safety.
- Using your flashlight, locate the engine splash shield.
- Wipe down the surface with a clean rag to eliminate moisture or any loose dirt that may have accumulated on the area so you can clearly see all of the bolts or clips that are holding it in place.
- Determine the mounting locations and remove the old bolts and/or clips using your screwdriver, socket wrench, or prying tool (whichever is applicable).
- Remove the old or damaged splash shield.
- Fit the new engine splash shield into place and secure it with the appropriate bolts, screws and washers, and clips. Make sure to follow the correct torque specifications.
- Lower the vehicle and test drive it to make sure the splash shield is securely fastened onto the underside of the vehicle.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
The engine splash shield protects the engine compartment from water and dirt. In some cars, the engine splash shield redirects the air flow over the components that need to be cooled down, such as an oil pan or alternator.
PRODUCT FEATURES:
-OEM product
-Plug & Play
-100% original fitting
-Prevents stone & mud
-Improves aerodynamic
PROCEDURE:
- Make sure that the engine has cooled to avoid heat-related injuries.
- Park your car on a flat surface.
- Jack up your vehicle and raise it high enough to give you access to the engine splash shield. Make sure to follow the right procedure when doing this to ensure your safety.
- Using your flashlight, locate the engine splash shield.
- Wipe down the surface with a clean rag to eliminate moisture or any loose dirt that may have accumulated on the area so you can clearly see all of the bolts or clips that are holding it in place.
- Determine the mounting locations and remove the old bolts and/or clips using your screwdriver, socket wrench, or prying tool (whichever is applicable).
- Remove the old or damaged splash shield.
- Fit the new engine splash shield into place and secure it with the appropriate bolts, screws and washers, and clips. Make sure to follow the correct torque specifications.
- Lower the vehicle and test drive it to make sure the splash shield is securely fastened onto the underside of the vehicle.
