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Need part# for Front Splash Guard

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Old May 10, 2004 | 07:28 PM
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Need part# for Front Splash Guard

Need the part number for the front Splash Gaurd. I have a Hynes manual but i know it isn't in there.
I called Mazda today to order it but they gave me 3 different things when i said "front splash guard". One under the transmission or something which i know it isn't. Then something like "front bumper air duct".
I just need the front splash guard that helps direct air into the rad. I guess when i bought mine it was never on there and its] is bad to drive without one.
One other simple question that might help me out when i order... Is the Splash Guard a hard plastic material, or like a soft kind of tarp?

If anyone has one for sale in Canada thats in good condition i will also consider buying it if you are willing to sell. I really don't want to pay $150 new from Mazda.
It's a S5 NA.

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Old May 10, 2004 | 08:17 PM
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It's usually called a "belly pan" around these parts...

But i also call a rear hatch glass the "window light"

Call Mazda and tell them you need an Engine belly pan OR a front undercarrige pan. see if that helps.

-Markus
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Old May 10, 2004 | 09:02 PM
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Ok Thanks...
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