Engine Splash Shields
11-20-2017
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Engine Splash Shields
I've purchased new splash shields and such along with the fender liners and I'm not sure how to assemble them all together so I was wondering if any of you had videos or knowledge of the steps to put it together?
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Re: Engine Splash Shields
Are the old ones still on the car? Just remove the old ones and install the new ones in the reverse of how you took off the old.
For the fender liners, you remove the mud flap and the screws holding the mud flap also hold the bottom of the liner on, and then it's a bunch of push clips holding it on.
The bottom splash shield I think is just clipped in, might be a couple screws/bolts as well.
The clips like to break when you remove them, make sure you have extras on hand. I bought a bag of 100 aftermarket ones on amazon for $6.
For the fender liners, you remove the mud flap and the screws holding the mud flap also hold the bottom of the liner on, and then it's a bunch of push clips holding it on.
The bottom splash shield I think is just clipped in, might be a couple screws/bolts as well.
The clips like to break when you remove them, make sure you have extras on hand. I bought a bag of 100 aftermarket ones on amazon for $6.
11-21-2017
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Are the old ones still on the car? Just remove the old ones and install the new ones in the reverse of how you took off the old.
For the fender liners, you remove the mud flap and the screws holding the mud flap also hold the bottom of the liner on, and then it's a bunch of push clips holding it on.
The bottom splash shield I think is just clipped in, might be a couple screws/bolts as well.
The clips like to break when you remove them, make sure you have extras on hand. I bought a bag of 100 aftermarket ones on amazon for $6.
For the fender liners, you remove the mud flap and the screws holding the mud flap also hold the bottom of the liner on, and then it's a bunch of push clips holding it on.
The bottom splash shield I think is just clipped in, might be a couple screws/bolts as well.
The clips like to break when you remove them, make sure you have extras on hand. I bought a bag of 100 aftermarket ones on amazon for $6.
Edit: I also bought the plastic rivets from Amazon, I just don't know if there are bolts like you mentioned.
11-21-2017
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Just checked the parts diagram, looks like there's a screw on the front most corner of the fender liner where it meets the bottom splash shield. You can probably get away without it though, I don't think they exist on my car anymore.
11-21-2017
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Can you link me to the parts diagram? That would help a lot, thanks.
11-22-2017
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torontohondaparts.com
They're a dealer that sells parts online here in Canada,
There are bunch of dealers in the states that do the same thing.
Just click on the search now button and then put in your car's specs, you'll be able to look at all the parts diagrams for the entire car, and they list the part numbers as well
They're a dealer that sells parts online here in Canada,
There are bunch of dealers in the states that do the same thing.
Just click on the search now button and then put in your car's specs, you'll be able to look at all the parts diagrams for the entire car, and they list the part numbers as well
