What do you call the plastic cover undeneath?

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Feb 17, 2007 | 09:44 PM

timharrisjr

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What do you call the plastic cover undeneath?

1995 E320: I need to replace the under-body cover that one has to remove prior to changing the oil. It's plastic, rectangular (about 36"x44"), and is held in place by (6) screws. I have no idea what official name of this part is.

Feb 18, 2007 | 02:45 AM

raymond~

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RE: What do you call the plastic cover undeneath?

browse this site....
www.detali.ru/cat/

(looks like they call it 'oil pan undershield')

Feb 21, 2007 | 06:43 PM

Frustration_X_2

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RE: What do you call the plastic cover undeneath?

Depending on whom you speak with it is called a "Splash Shield" or Splash Guard.

I have been unable to locate one online, but have managed to find it locally at a MB shop in DFW.

If you locate one online for cheap (less than $145) please email me directly ! I'd be glad to share in your good fortune!

Thanks

Mar 26, 2007 | 09:56 PM

JOE55

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RE: What do you call the plastic cover undeneath?

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1995 E320: I need to replace the under-body cover that one has to remove prior to changing the oil. It's plastic, rectangular (about 36"x44"), and is held in place by (6) screws. I have no idea what official name of this part is.

It's called ENGINE COVER (6 screws)and the one under neath the bumper it's called ENGINE FRONT COVER.(4 screws)