How do you install a splash shield?
Determine the mounting locations and remove the old bolts and/or clips using your screwdriver, socket wrench, or prying tool (whichever is applicable). Remove the old or damaged splash shield. Fit the new engine splash shield into place and secure it with the appropriate bolts, screws and washers, and clips.
Can you drive without a splash guard?
It is probably okay to drive your car without a splash shield for a short period of time. You should just avoid going off of the main roads. However, your car will be much quieter if you have a shield and they do keep mud off the engine. If you drive without a shield for a long time, your engine may get debris in it.
How much does it cost to fix an engine splash shield?
An engine splash shield replacement costs around $10 to $75 on parts alone. Depending on the rates in your area, you may spend $125 to $200 on professional installation. Engine splash shields are sold individually, in sets of two to four, or as part of a complete kit.
How much does it cost to replace a splash guard?
An engine splash shield replacement costs around $10 to $75 on parts alone. Depending on the rates in your area, you may spend $125 to $200 on professional installation.
How long does it take to replace a splash guard?
If you are handy, and can safely get under the car, you can install a replacement for under $40. To have a pro do it, expect to pay more for the part plus labor, which should be about one hour.
How much does it cost to fix a splash guard?
Do you really need splash guards?
Whether you drive a compact or mid-size SUV or truck, mud flaps are a simple but essential accessory. They keep dirt and road debris from kicking up and hitting sensitive parts of your vehicle. Splash guards also are a great way to protect the paint and finish of body side panels.