help please

piratestorm · 6th July 2014, 13:29

hi im new here and will prob need alot of help through various disabilitys but could someone please tell me what this is in the pic as when i go over a speed ramp or cats eyes in the road when over taking it seems to be scraping

SD1too · 6th July 2014, 13:33

Hello William,

It's a bit difficult to tell from where you have taken the photograph, but I think it's your engine undertray hanging down.

Simon

gazzv6 · 6th July 2014, 13:37

its ur engine under tray , think ur missing a few grip screws , in sure someone on here will have some spares around somewhere or u could either just take it off till u get the grip screws

piratestorm · 6th July 2014, 13:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by SD1too

Hello William,

It's a bit difficult to tell from where you have taken the photograph, but I think it's your engine undertray hanging down.

Simon

hi simon my daughter had to take the pic for me she said she took the pic between drivers door and wheel as i cant get down under there to check myself :-( is it a easy fix?

J1MBO · 6th July 2014, 13:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by SD1too

Hello William,

It's a bit difficult to tell from where you have taken the photograph, but I think it's your engine undertray hanging down.

Simon

I'd tend to agree with Simon, looks like some replacement fittings are in order - cable ties would suffice for the time being though.

piratestorm · 6th July 2014, 13:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by gazzv6

its ur engine under tray , think ur missing a few grip screws , in sure someone on here will have some spares around somewhere or u could either just take it off till u get the grip screws

thank you gaz i cant get down under car but it going back to where i bought it monday or tuesday as engine management needs looking at and sales place said it will be put on computer to reset :-)

gazzv6 · 6th July 2014, 13:41

yes easy fix , get yourself some grip screws and screw them back into the clips

piratestorm · 6th July 2014, 13:42

thank you j1mbo

DMGRS · 6th July 2014, 22:18

I have some fixings in stock from £2.49 inc P+P to re-secure the tray properly - the set contains tough bolts and matching spring-brackets to make sure it's not going anywhere.

As one member commented, 'you could swing from it'!
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gazzv6 Loves to post mg zt v6 160 & mg zt v6 190+ se Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Weston-Super-Mare Posts: 398 Thanks: 124 Thanked 75 Times in 54 Posts	its ur engine under tray , think ur missing a few grip screws , in sure someone on here will have some spares around somewhere or u could either just take it off till u get the grip screws

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gazzv6 Loves to post mg zt v6 160 & mg zt v6 190+ se Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Weston-Super-Mare Posts: 398 Thanks: 124 Thanked 75 Times in 54 Posts	yes easy fix , get yourself some grip screws and screw them back into the clips

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