How To Take Off Splash Guard at Robt Devane blog

How To Take Off Splash Guard. Taking out the easy 8mm. Bolts allows you to lower the front part of the tray enough to access the 2 blue drain screws for. When doing an oil change, remove the 4 under cover screws (yellow) on the center cover and this will give you access to the oil drain plug. The old splash shield is now loose. There are roughly 15 of them along the front, middle and up the sides of the plastic shield. If you take off the splash shield you can take it off here or you can take it off by the side of the wheel. I’ll leave that in the description as well. On my 2012 lx it's just the plastic push pin clips. Remove the old or damaged splash shield. Screw the new splash shield in place. The 2nd part of this video on. Replace the push pin connectors. It's a quite simple and straightforward process that shouldn't take. Fit the new engine splash shield into place and secure it with the appropriate bolts, screws. Takes 5 minuets to remove the splash shield guard underneath the car without jacking up the car!

Takes 5 minuets to remove the splash shield guard underneath the car without jacking up the car! On my 2012 lx it's just the plastic push pin clips. Screw the new splash shield in place. I’ll leave that in the description as well. It's a quite simple and straightforward process that shouldn't take. If you take off the splash shield you can take it off here or you can take it off by the side of the wheel. Taking out the easy 8mm. The old splash shield is now loose. There are roughly 15 of them along the front, middle and up the sides of the plastic shield. When doing an oil change, remove the 4 under cover screws (yellow) on the center cover and this will give you access to the oil drain plug.

Honda Civic 2012 Splash Shield

How To Take Off Splash Guard Taking out the easy 8mm. Fit the new engine splash shield into place and secure it with the appropriate bolts, screws. There are roughly 15 of them along the front, middle and up the sides of the plastic shield. The old splash shield is now loose. When doing an oil change, remove the 4 under cover screws (yellow) on the center cover and this will give you access to the oil drain plug. Screw the new splash shield in place. On my 2012 lx it's just the plastic push pin clips. Taking out the easy 8mm. Replace the push pin connectors. Remove the old or damaged splash shield. Bolts allows you to lower the front part of the tray enough to access the 2 blue drain screws for. Takes 5 minuets to remove the splash shield guard underneath the car without jacking up the car! If you take off the splash shield you can take it off here or you can take it off by the side of the wheel. I’ll leave that in the description as well. The 2nd part of this video on. It's a quite simple and straightforward process that shouldn't take.