DIY for under engine splash guard and spoiler?

DITTO!
I certainly have the same issue and have searched the internet pretty good.
I have both half's of the engine splash guard. Now I notice 2001-2003 are different.2004 and 2005 hopefully are the same. Not sure how far it goes but there is a definite change somewhere in there.
Here's a photo of the 2 half's....and 2 other side shields I am not even sure where they go.... but I suspect they may have something to do with the radiator side's... {havent gotten that far yet}

It's metal rail - energy absorber- Bumper cover- Then comes the tricky part- there's that ''Spoiler" #17 and the "other" splash guard #19 {which blew out of the truck on the way home from the salvage or Id have a photo of that too!}
Now that 2 part engine shield along with splash shield{#17} and the Spoiler {#19} attach to the Bumper cover through those clip on grommets and the screw.
The question Im sure you {and me} want to know and see is a diagram on how all that is sandwiched together.What comes first and 2nd and so on.

Unfortunately the "bentley" has no diagram's that are that detailed.

I'll keep searching the internet but if I cant find anything the best thing would be to have the good fortune of another 2004-2005-? sitting around that you could take a peek at... which probably like me is almost zero chance.

A extensive search of prius chat turns up a thread on a 2010 engine shield with nice detailed photo's but it is totally different and not going to help us.
Considering this is 10 days old.... You might have figured it all out!!! ...... If so.... Let me know how you did it?

 

The Toyota shop manual shows all you want in "exterior" section. Go online and subscribe to techinfo.toyota.com. It will cost you $10-$20 but will give you good diagrams.
The undertrays for 2004 to 2009 are all the same. Earlier cars are GI and different. Later cars are GIII and different.

 

Reviving this thread.


What is #4? Bumper Cover Bracket P/N:5214721010. Is there only one?

I'll be replacing #17 and #19. Were the items attach to the bumper cover looks lie a puzzle. it will probable be easy once i get under and start putting everything together.

 

Maybe items 19 and 20 here:

Splash Shields for 2007 Toyota Prius | Toyota Parts

Here's a pic from the Repair Manual too:

 

Here's the front bumper section from the Repair Manual:

 

The splash shield right behind the bumper is probably busted up too. That usually takes most of the curb rash. That the most important shield as it prevents fod damage to the condenser in front of the rad.

 

The pdf is very helpful, thank you.

2007 Toyota Prius Body, Glass And Molding Parts bumper & components parts - OEM Toyota Parts

I wondering about #4 on this parts list.

 

Thanks Mendel.

My latest (used) gear coming in with both L/R busted and interestingly enough : no longer sale on dealer ... LOL. Time for ebay and amazon.

 

And if it help anyone :
this is for both L/R side, no fasteners (35 bucks)
https://www.carparts.com/details/Toyota/Prius/Replacement/Fender_Liner/2007/SET-T222165.html

this is for L/R, and come with fastener .( 42 bucks)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/175380609033

Thanks,

 

i installed an Ebay fender liner and the fit was poor. Don't know if they are all bad, but the one I had was too small. Rather than fitting nicely into the fender like the original it had what look like chords (as in geometry, not music) between the fastener points.

I tried finding a used one in the LKQ yard but most of the gen 2 Priuses there were junked because of front end damage and this part was trashed in those. There were a couple of cars that had been mashed in the back, but the liners were already off the cars by the time I got to them. So probably easier to buy a used OEM one from Ebay than to find one in a junk yard.

 

OEM is $79 CDN plus $17 for me, here:

Hood & front fender for Toyota Prius XW20, 2 generation, restyling 11.2005 - 05.2009 - Toyota Car and Auto Spare Parts - Genuine Online Car Parts Catalogue - Amayama

Not sure how that compares to what you're seeing; might be better.

 

wow, I did not think about it... I will let ya all know ...

 

Do you know what kind of bolts are used to attach these? Mine are fine (albeit with some warping and a couple of holes) but the bolts holding them in were completely rusted last time I got an oil change, so we had to pitch them.