Does anyone know what purpose these things serve other than to catch and conceal mud and rocks from each off-road excursion?
No amount of water whilst washing would get rid of the mud built-up under the foam inserts after my last adventure. I ended up dropping both plates and removed the inserts in order to properly clean the things. I am considering leaving them out all together. I would imagine that those beach-goers would face a fair chance of promoting rust in this area as it can't be properly cleaned without removal.
Somewhere else in this forum someone mentioned the fact that the foam would catch any oil that was dropped down underneath the engine but there is only so much oil that the foam could contain. Ideas?
No amount of water whilst washing would get rid of the mud built-up under the foam inserts after my last adventure. I ended up dropping both plates and removed the inserts in order to properly clean the things. I am considering leaving them out all together. I would imagine that those beach-goers would face a fair chance of promoting rust in this area as it can't be properly cleaned without removal.
Somewhere else in this forum someone mentioned the fact that the foam would catch any oil that was dropped down underneath the engine but there is only so much oil that the foam could contain. Ideas?


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