- Location
- Inland Empire, CA
- Car
- 2003 FX45
Hey party people! I really wanted to put some nicer photos together, but then I figured a quick and simple video clip could allow people to see more angles and pause as needed to wipe the drool before watching more. This in definitely not the best video, but it is what you'll get from a guy with his cell phone on a stick and a few minutes to spare. . . . Then I had some fun with the video editing. If I knew I was going to get this close, I would have washed (or at least wiped down) the underside.
The cover fit up great on install. It uses all the factory holes and fasteners. I'm only attached by 6 in front and 2 in back; there are 2 screw holes on either side's fender liners which I have lost the clippy-things. Still, the engine cover is plenty solid. I've gone well over 500 miles with it by now.
Just to cross it off the list, I should be testing the cover on a 06-08 FX45 next week. I wanted to do an oil change to best feel out the oil door, but I may not have the time. If nothing else, I'll at least shove my tool up the hole and give it a good once over. The oil door gives tight access to both the filter and drain plug, but I guess tight access might need to be expected with a pan staying on.
More review to follow, but so far this belly pan is a "must have" in my book.
[video=youtube;3Bqqk4V2lNE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Bqqk4V2lNE&list=UUnIbtr8HHa-msZpEpXgvAHg[/video]
The cover fit up great on install. It uses all the factory holes and fasteners. I'm only attached by 6 in front and 2 in back; there are 2 screw holes on either side's fender liners which I have lost the clippy-things. Still, the engine cover is plenty solid. I've gone well over 500 miles with it by now.
Just to cross it off the list, I should be testing the cover on a 06-08 FX45 next week. I wanted to do an oil change to best feel out the oil door, but I may not have the time. If nothing else, I'll at least shove my tool up the hole and give it a good once over. The oil door gives tight access to both the filter and drain plug, but I guess tight access might need to be expected with a pan staying on.
More review to follow, but so far this belly pan is a "must have" in my book.
[video=youtube;3Bqqk4V2lNE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Bqqk4V2lNE&list=UUnIbtr8HHa-msZpEpXgvAHg[/video]








