Lower engine splash sheild

[justinrogerson92]

So I am at a loss. U called up ford and they said they've never made a lower engine splash sheild for 04 s.t what should I do. Any tips on DIY splash sheild or where to get a compatible one

 

[DILLARD000]

If you have the old one or the opposite side, go to HomeDepot or Lowes, pick up some black rubber matting, cut your own.

 

[justinrogerson92]

Yeah that'll work for the sidewalls. I'm looking for the lower front engine splashguard

 

[EddieS'04]

I have an '04 ST Prm. It never came with a splash shield. Did not see it as an option.

 

[justinrogerson92]

No they never are one that's why I'm looking for alternatives for it

 

[DILLARD000]

Believe thats a molded hard plastic piece,
bolted to the bottom of the front bumper\cover assembly, covering the bottom of the radiator.
Likely a Ford part# molded into it; would have to remove mine to find that number.
Ford may only sell the front bumper\cover as one assembly.
Could try a junkyard.

 

[justinrogerson92]

I was told by ford that they never made one for the sport trac. My guess since it's an off road vehicle they didn't bother

 

[justinrogerson92]

I just want to go mudding and be safe

 

[DILLARD000]

Again you could cut and fit your own from some heavy rubber mats.

 

[justinrogerson92]

I was thinking like a bamboo root barrier. It's a flexible hard plastic. Easy to cut and drill holes but sturdy.

 

[DILLARD000]

Ive 1/2" heavy rubber mats from HomeDepot under the washer and dryer as sound barriers, and in front of the workbench to relieve my aching feet. I

 

[justinrogerson92]

https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Rubbe...-Floor-Protection-Mat-03-177-WEB-46/304214421
Something like this

 

[Emory]

Are you talking about the lower black vanity panels attached to the front fascia? Or are you talking about the splash guard located at the bottom of the radiator to deflect water away from the front of the engine?

 

[Emory]

If you're talking about the plastic splash guard that attaches to the front fascia, you might try Carid.com and talk to their customer service. This is a copy of a link to a 2007 ST Security Check

 

[curtis james]

if your doing off roading you want some coverage under trac, i would highly recommend doing what your talking about. i cut a trans line first few times i went out from branches i went over, i looked at shaping alluminum but did metal mesh from grill inserts and i will post some pics after it warms up here, the under carriage and lines are exposed, really bad after lifting and way cheaper to cover then replace parts.

 

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[curtis james]

sorry my trac is way dirty, the inserts are same as in my lower grill and they work great for trans lines, rocks and branches
i have had wedged in it and removed and hammered it back.