Revolutionize Underbody Access A Guide to Plastic Removal

Removing a splash guard because the car needs to breath? ... Modern cars don't need help to breathe by removing the underbody splash shield. My car has a couple of plastic nuts/screws bent, and one is gone, causing the cover to be bent down and touch the roads when driving over any bump or going ... I am also guilty of using zip ties. I got so tired of those plastic clips and that any time you need to take off the splash guard you spend more ... If you can take another car to the parts store, get under the loose panel and remove a similar fastener. Most of them will disengage by popping ... ... holding on a feeble bit of plastic to the underbody. I've left a drainage hole clear, and the droop shown here is not really visible when ... So I took the car into the Tesla SC in Dania Beach. They replaced the crappy fiber piece with a plastic piece. Told me the hub caps are $25 each ... Jack your car up and get a better look son might be worth removing ... Holding engine cover in place. (Might be a plastic screw lol) Should ... There are four bolts which hold the back section on. You need to remove it first to remove the front section. The front section is held on ... The rear ones are real easy to remove. Put the rear wheels on ramps, crawl under and remove the shields in question. There are some 10mm plastic nuts on some ... Not good when you live in a apartment complex that is very good about keeping up appearances. My friend is going to take the car next weekend to ...