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I have this under engine tray but had an off-track excursion and the tray was pretty much pulled out. It was hanging by two of the front quick screw type fasteners. The tray is fine but I lost the majority of the fasteners or they were bent pretty badly when they were yanked out. Can someone lookup the part numbers for just the mounting clips and screws for me? I am going to replace all of them to be on the safe side.
Thanks Robbo mcs! I see 2 clips, a washer, and a screw on the expolded picture but only the part numbers for the screw and one of the clips. How do I track down the part nunber for clip #5 and washer #3?
the washer is just a plastic washer that keeps the quarter turn screw from falling off the cover, I'd just look for something at the hardware store that works.
the washer is just a plastic washer that keeps the quarter turn screw from falling off the cover, I'd just look for something at the hardware store that works.
FWIW I lost mine on the freeway driving into work once except it was the front screws that failed. The sound was insane, even at 30 MPH. PITA had to get it flat-bedded to the dealer who replaced it.
FWIW I lost mine on the freeway driving into work once except it was the front screws that failed. The sound was insane, even at 30 MPH. PITA had to get it flat-bedded to the dealer who replaced it.
I lost mine entirely once and didn't hear a thing. I bought a new one and drilled a 2" hole in it just under the oil drain. Now it won't need to be removed and replaced as often. I'm hoping that will help it last longer.
Dang - i do 2 oil changes at the dealer each year so my GP has had 8 or 9 oil changes since new. My belly pan "fell off" and i wonder if the dealer left some fastener undone? a new one was $400+
I lost mine entirely once and didn't hear a thing. I bought a new one and drilled a 2" hole in it just under the oil drain. Now it won't need to be removed and replaced as often. I'm hoping that will help it last longer.
After cutting the hole in the belly pan, I discovered that the hole wasn't big enough to handle the oil splashing that comes from removing the drain plug. At the next oil change, I'll be installing a Fumoto oil drain valve for a smoother drain flow. Next will be reducing spills from removing the filter. Ideas?
What bothers me is that when i bought the new pan and took it to the dealer, they didn't have the hardware, or even seem to know how to attach the new pan??? Lucky for me they are combining with another dealer who might be more competent.
My other concern is that during the last oil change the didn't reattach the pan properly.
I always changed the oil on all of my cars until the last few years. Now i'm too old.
After cutting the hole in the belly pan, I discovered that the hole wasn't big enough to handle the oil splashing that comes from removing the drain plug. At the next oil change, I'll be installing a Fumoto oil drain valve for a smoother drain flow. Next will be reducing spills from removing the filter. Ideas?
I haven't used the drain plug on any of my MINIs since 2002.
After cutting the hole in the belly pan, I discovered that the hole wasn't big enough to handle the oil splashing that comes from removing the drain plug. At the next oil change, I'll be installing a Fumoto oil drain valve for a smoother drain flow. Next will be reducing spills from removing the filter. Ideas?
Thats a good idea. I just drop my GP2 pan on my R58 JCW every time i change the oil, not too hard. I like the idea of the fumoto valve, but being its on the very bottom, it might get caught on plastic bags or debris on the road. Wish the drain was on the back side like the gen 1 MINI.
Thats a good idea. I just drop my GP2 pan on my R58 JCW every time i change the oil, not too hard. I like the idea of the fumoto valve, but being its on the very bottom, it might get caught on plastic bags or debris on the road. Wish the drain was on the back side like the gen 1 MINI.
I had one on my ‘05 R53 and loved it. I wish the R56 oil pan drain was in the back as well and share your concern about the clearances.
I finally had it installed when I had the oil changed today. The tech was skeptical about the installation at first but was pleased with it in the end. He wished every car had one.
As it turns out, the Fumoto valve ends up being flush with the bottom face of the belly pan so it won’t snag on things like plastic bags. It could, however, be affected by a rock or bump that’s tall enough to deflect the belly pan.
Fumoto valve flush with GP2 belly pan.
Ive seen the GP2 belly pan available as an “add-on” and wonder what benefits it would offer on the Clubman, if any.
Thanks and sorry for the thread jack
When I installed mine, I saw a slight bump in fuel economy during extended highway travels. Your Clubman has the aerodynamic kit, with JCW front bumper, so you might see a little bit better improvement from adding the tray.
When I installed mine, I saw a slight bump in fuel economy during extended highway travels. Your Clubman has the aerodynamic kit, with JCW front bumper, so you might see a little bit better improvement from adding the tray.
Yes, it should have those, peak underneath. Every factory JCW (with aero kit) and ordered JCW aero kit has it that i have seen. If they added the body kit afterwards and its not a JCW then it will not have it.
I am not slammed to the ground right now, but i drive my R58 on the daily, i would say the front bumper lip would take the first hit, the GP2 pan sets higher then the pressure lips on the front JCW bumper, so if you scrape, that would go first. Its got to be like 1-2mm higher then the bottom on the JCW front bumper, but much higher then the front wheel pressure lip. If you are worried about slammed life I would get a Rennline Metal skid plate. Great stuff from those guys.
05-24-2017, 05:53 PM
