2000 Subaru Legacy Outback Station Wagon - plastic front heat shield
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2000 Subaru Legacy Outback Station Wagon - plastic front heat shield
Hi - I pulled into work today and the front heat shield is dragging on the ground. I drive approximately 100 miles a day for work in my trusty workhorse - not to mention all the running around I do at home with the kids (busy mom syndrome) I do keep it well maintained as far as oil changes, etc. Then there's this. Can i safely get around with it until I get a day off to take it to the mechanic? I have to drive in all sorts of weather and terrain for work. Thank you for any information you could provide.
#2
Hi - I pulled into work today and the front heat shield is dragging on the ground. I drive approximately 100 miles a day for work in my trusty workhorse - not to mention all the running around I do at home with the kids (busy mom syndrome) I do keep it well maintained as far as oil changes, etc. Then there's this. Can i safely get around with it until I get a day off to take it to the mechanic? I have to drive in all sorts of weather and terrain for work. Thank you for any information you could provide.
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As above, it's only a few minutes work to re-attach once you're under the car. There is always the risk of it catching on something as you're driving along and getting ripped off.
In terms of a short term get around then you can cable tie it in place or remove it completely. But it will take longer to get the car on a ramp then it will take to fix so you may as well fix it properly.
In terms of a short term get around then you can cable tie it in place or remove it completely. But it will take longer to get the car on a ramp then it will take to fix so you may as well fix it properly.
Last edited by Cambs_Stuart; 19 May 2017 at 12:18 PM.
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