Under bumper shield crack

[Rayers1997]

i have a split on the drivers side front under shield from the transporter, was curious how vital it is. i cant get into my dealership until next week to get it fixed. do i need to avoid rain?

[coldsteelrain]

The plastic guard that's connected to the front bumper and plastic oil guard?
Not vital at all
It's very inexpensive and easy to replace

[Rayers1997]

Originally Posted by coldsteelrain

The plastic guard that's connected to the front bumper and plastic oil guard?
Not vital at all
It's very inexpensive and easy to replace

I believe its the little edge part thats like 41 bucks. its either that or the very edge of the vented part in the middle, but with the car being lowered i cant see it clearly without getting the car up

[coldsteelrain]

This

[Rayers1997]

Originally Posted by coldsteelrain

This

this

[Rayers1997]

Originally Posted by coldsteelrain

This

best i can see of it

[coldsteelrain]

Looks like you also broke a piece of your oil cooler guard
Not sure they will cover that under warranty
Highly doubt it if you're expecting it
Best would be to just order the parts and replace it yourself
It's very easy and inexpensive
Good luck

[Rayers1997]

Originally Posted by coldsteelrain

Looks like you also broke a piece of your oil cooler guard
Not sure they will cover that under warranty
Highly doubt it if you're expecting it
Best would be to just order the parts and replace it yourself
It's very easy and inexpensive
Good luck

i wasnt expecting warranty cause its tuned and the only reason its cracked is the transporter that unloaded weighed no less than 400 whole pounds

[coldsteelrain]

Originally Posted by Rayers1997

i wasnt expecting warranty cause its tuned and the only reason its cracked is the transporter that unloaded weighed no less than 400 whole pounds

They should be be able to pay for it
It's a good time to invest now in a metal oil cooler guard or if you want to keep the plastic one I still have mine
Not sure where you're located at

[Rayers1997]

Originally Posted by coldsteelrain

They should be be able to pay for it
It's a good time to invest now in a metal oil cooler guard or if you want to keep the plastic one I still have mine
Not sure where you're located at

they claim they arent liable because i didnt call the police

[coldsteelrain]

Originally Posted by Rayers1997

they claim they arent liable because i didnt call the police

Wooow
Bad business
Either way at least it isn't a lot of money
Good thing they didn't damage the oil cooler now that's a pain with possible engine damage if you start it up

[Rayers1997]

Originally Posted by coldsteelrain

Wooow
Bad business
Either way at least it isn't a lot of money
Good thing they didn't damage the oil cooler now that's a pain with possible engine damage if you start it up

ya i really wish there was any way to legally make that man die

[bmrwrld]

I wouldn't bother replacing them. They are to low to the ground and will only hit some other road debris or you will ride over a curb and bust them again. Mine busted years ago and have left them that way.

[BMR DOC]

Not a critical part for the airguide in front of the wheel . We replace them daily I would shave the lip of the new one it helps . The oil cooler one i would replace , it actually guides air to the cooler to help cooling . If its missing a chunk like that the air will escape and not hit the cooler as designed . You could di it your self with a 8mm socket and a 1/4 ratchet

[Donger Kim]

I believe that pieces is pretty critical to areo. You’d be surprise how much downforce the bottom of our cars actually make.