Help needed on part number/description.
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Help needed on part number/description.
Evening all,
Spent the morning giving my new scoob a bit of TLC; oil/filter change, new facia part, and rear hatch lock actuator, all went well, apart from the view from underneath whilst doing the oil change.
When I took off the skid plate I noticed that there was some serious corrosion on a part just in front of the oil filter. Apologies for my ignorance but I have no idea what it's called... I hope you can help.
Here's a pick I stole of the net....
Yep... it's the shiney bit
Does anyone know what it's commonly known as or have the part(s) numbers?
Cheers.
Spent the morning giving my new scoob a bit of TLC; oil/filter change, new facia part, and rear hatch lock actuator, all went well, apart from the view from underneath whilst doing the oil change.
When I took off the skid plate I noticed that there was some serious corrosion on a part just in front of the oil filter. Apologies for my ignorance but I have no idea what it's called... I hope you can help.
Here's a pick I stole of the net....
Yep... it's the shiney bit
Does anyone know what it's commonly known as or have the part(s) numbers?
Cheers.
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The shiney bits are the heat shields that cover the exhaust manifolds.
They usually rust around the mounting bolts/captivated nuts but not (usually) all over, especially if you have the undertray (skid plate) still fitted.
http://opposedforces.com/parts/impre...xhaust_system/
With the shiney bits removed, cleaned up and VHT painted before applying heat wrap ..........
They usually rust around the mounting bolts/captivated nuts but not (usually) all over, especially if you have the undertray (skid plate) still fitted.
http://opposedforces.com/parts/impre...xhaust_system/
With the shiney bits removed, cleaned up and VHT painted before applying heat wrap ..........
Last edited by Don Clark; 23 February 2014 at 10:08 AM.
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That's excellent - thanks chaps!
I did have a close look whilst underneath and there doesn't appear to be any blowing anywhere so, just unsightly I guess.
After new rear tyres it'll be next on the list to do.
Thanks again
I did have a close look whilst underneath and there doesn't appear to be any blowing anywhere so, just unsightly I guess.
After new rear tyres it'll be next on the list to do.
Thanks again
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