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Lithopsian (talk | contribs) the front undertray is a smaller rectangular tray at the well ... front of the car - remove comments that actually apply to the front undertray |
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[[Image:Remove the front undertray step 4.jpg|thumb|left|Topside of front undertray from Elise S2]] | [[Image:Remove the front undertray step 4.jpg|thumb|left|Topside of front undertray from Elise S2]] | ||
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== Refitting == | == Refitting == | ||
Not easy to refit | Not easy to refit without positioning yourself under the car. | ||
# From below, slide the undertray inside the clamshell. | # From below, slide the undertray inside the clamshell. | ||
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[[Category:Lotus Elise]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:58, 5 March 2023
| Time & Tools | |
| Time: | 5mins |
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| Tools: | 8mm Socket |
Procedure
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Remove the three screws (8mm socket) securing the undertray to the front clamshell -
This shows the rear lip securing the undertray. -
Remove the nine screws (8mm socket) securing the undertray to the chassis -
Now slide the undertray forward, so the rear edge drops out of the lip, and then backwards to remove from the car
Refitting
[edit | edit source]Not easy to refit without positioning yourself under the car.
- From below, slide the undertray inside the clamshell.
- Make sure it's the right way up!
- Key the rear of the undertray into the lip.
- Replace all 12 screws.
- The rear three screws are secured with Loctite.