Uncover the Hidden A Simple Guide to Removing Plastic Underbody Panels

The easiest way (if there is such a thing!) is to remove the bottom tray and 2 side trays as one. Then hold the backing nuts with a pliers, ... ... plastic pin the fix might be one that lasts longer or is more of a ... The large felt/fiber panel that covers the underside of the car ... ... car? I have read ... I couldn't tear it off cuz most of it was being held on by strong plastic clips that I didn't want to pop or remove. My CTS (3.6DI) has an under body shield. You have to remove a few push pin retainers and 4 10mm bolts to drop it. Easy 1 man operation since it ... You unscrew them until they stop backing out, They will usually free-spin when they're half way out. You then use a plastic rivet removal tool. 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 ... This shrowd is held on by plastic clips. When removing these clips repeatidly for things like oil changes and other maintenance they break. And ... Either get under there and cut it back to where it is not dragging, a razor knife will cut the panels. or have someone get it up on a lift and ... There's 4 10mm bolts holding it on so perhaps they didn't tighten a few of them down all the way or didn't replace all of them? Cheers,. Ultra ... If you plan on keeping the car for several more years, I would replace it. ... underside of you car will get dirtier which may affect ...