Underneath rear drivers side black hard plastic broke loose

Asked by GuruS2FBM Jun 15, 2019 at 04:43 AM about the 2008 Honda Civic Coupe EX-L

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ran over a large deer carcass on Interstate  70 and
a black hard plastic something underneath my rear
drivers side is just hanging and dragging as I drive
can I  still drive my car with this dragging the road?

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Paul answered 4 years ago

Get home and then take it off, did you take any deer meat home at least

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MichaelAnthony111 answered 4 years ago

It is a protective cover to keep excess water and road grime from getting up into your engine bay. Helps prolong Maintenance intervals when it comes to serpentine belt and coil packs and such

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RandomRodder answered 4 years ago

That’s part of the plastic deer you drove over. Department of Fish & Game will be wanting that back!!

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