How to fix this Bottom Part of Lexus LS 400- under cover
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How to fix this Bottom Part of Lexus LS 400- under cover
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I have this Lexus LS 400 that looks in good condition besides this bottom part that gets stuck on things when I park too close to the curb.
I have been trying to put a book underneath to push this plastic part back up, but it hasn't been working.
Does anyone here have any permanent solutions to push this plastic part up so it looks cosmetically better? (I can't screw this part back on as the original screw was yanked out and it has molded the metal where the screw goes in so any new screw won't fit anymore unfortunately... )
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Yes it is the front engine undercover, originally it doesn't look like this, there was a screw that attaches this plastic cover over the engine underneath, however the screw is gone and the metal that holds together the screw is bent to the degree that you can't put in another screw... I have not figured another method to make it not look like this
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Well, I think the undercover is attached to the bumper cover with a bunch of nylon unuts that clip onto the bumper cover and accept the screws. Replacements are easily obtained. 90179-05060 I think is the part. Fleabay has all kinds.
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Originally the covers are screwed to the bottom edge of the front bumper. My cover had worn out screw holes and kept coming loose. I ended up tucking the under cover above the bottom lip on the bumper and using captive nuts (clip them to the cover) and run the screw up through the bumper holes and through the under cover. This way, wind/rain/snow wont rip it down all the time.
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