Be careful when you get your oil changed!

This is especially important because we have learned that you apparently cannot purchase this cover plate alone. It is only sold as part of a much larger assembly that costs ~$400+. This is different than other Honda vehicles where this plate is readily available for a very reasonabe price.

See this thread:
https://www.insideevsforum.com/community/index.php?threads/part-number-for-the-bottom-engine-splash-shield.12103/

 

It's possible... They are not "clips", but rather 1/4-turn twist lock screws.

 

IIRC, there are both fasteners which are something like quarter turn dzus fasteners as well as metal clips, which attach to the plastic undercover and receive the quarter turn fasteners. You can get both on eBay

I'd look under the car and see what you're actually missing. If it wasn't attached correctly you're almost certainly missing the quarter turn fasteners themselves but you may or may not be missing the clips

 

I've stopped bringing my clarity to the dealer for oil changes. They keep overfilling it which is very harmful for hybrid engines. I just do it myself, which only takes about 20 minutes.

 

Same here, I DIY my oil changes. Especially since it doesn't need one but once a year.

 

They're not replaced any better at my dealer. All maintenance done at my local Honda dealership for warranty purposes and I decided to change the oil myself for the first time after 3 years of ownership and found 2 of the screws holding the plate missing. They also overfilled oil and over torque my wheels with an impact gun every time which is why I decided to do it myself from now on. I'm also pretty sure the tire rotation pattern they used is not the recommended one for FWD vehicles. If anyone has a link to Ebay for the 1/4 turn twist lock screws please link it because I was unable to find it. I'll have to replace them myself because I doubt the dealership will own up to losing them.

 

jace, you might find what you need in this search on Amazon.

https://smile.amazon.com/s?k=dzus+fasteners+quarter+turn&crid=3OSL29TERE147&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_2_14

 

These are the recommended tire rotation patterns shown in the manual. Which pattern do you believe your dealership is using?

 

They might not have used any pattern and just switched 2 wheels they took off for the annual state inspection and said done. It couldn't have been the pattern in the top diagram because both my front and rear passenger side tires at the time had unique curb rashes from parallel parking making them easy to identify and my front passenger side tire was on the driver side after the rotation. I didn't question it at the time because I figured they were a Honda dealer so they should know more than me.

 

I think these are the right ones (but I'd need to check a parts chart to be sure). This auction is for both the 1/4 turn as well as the clips, but you may not need both

https://www.ebay.com/itm/402545534103

 

exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. Using the keywords in your listing, I was able to find individual pins for ~$5 each. More than I would like to pay but I'm happy just to find replacements.

 

i replaced it with 2 mm steel plate, better protection and it got hole for oil change without removing it.

 

Do you sell those?

 

That's gorgeous. If you have a source for it, I'd also be interested...

 

Since they have service records, and assuming they have done all your oil changes, it would be worth bringing up.

 

I have the same question

 

Can you explain why don't you make it flat like the original one? Does it fit perfectly?

 

Cheapest I can find is a set of six for $18.95
Amazon.com: Engine Splash Shield Hardware Pins - 6 Piece - Compatible with 2017-2019 Honda Civic : Automotive