Brand New Engine Undertrays.

[Jules]

On the other hand .............

Please folks BUY SOME of these rubbish items mentioned in the 1st link and then use the eBay returns system.
The return postage will cost the seller dear so if enough of you do this the seller will soon stop selling these.


Ebay is superb these days for the protection of buyers and returns are applied for with one click.

I return many items which don't live up to my expectations.

These cheap importers need to be taught a lesson that we are fed up with poor quality items.

The other rubbish undertray seller is from Poland item no
191071128618

Please order some of these too and then return them.
It will cost you nothing as ebay fully refund you and bill the seller for return costs !

Please PM me when you've done this so I can monitor my little protest 👍

[Comfortably Numb]

Well mine's a diesel, so it would have to be already well on fire for the undertray to catch fire. Unless vapourised, diesel is no-where near as flammable as petrol and certainly not explosive. Perhaps the cheap ones only fit diesels properly, or perhaps there's Euro-cheap, and then there's Chinese-cheap!

[trikey]

The HDPE will begin to melt at around 150 degrees c, just think how hot your exhaust downpipe and cat get!

[sewerman]

Originally Posted by trikey

The HDPE will begin to melt at around 150 degrees c, just think how hot your exhaust downpipe and cat get!

And FBH exhaust pipe if fitted

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[Jules]

Originally Posted by STUBIE

Yes I bought one, its still not fitted.

Not great quality

Stubs

Get it returned free under the eBay money back protection scheme

[Comfortably Numb]

Originally Posted by sewerman

And FBH exhaust pipe if fitted

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So far, so good, including the hottest summer in years. FBH doesn't work - yet. I thought the company that made the proper ones had run out of old stock, and wouldn't make any more unless they got a bulk order?

[tantallon]

Originally Posted by Comfortably Numb

So far, so good, including the hottest summer in years. FBH doesn't work - yet. I thought the company that made the proper ones had run out of old stock, and wouldn't make any more unless they got a bulk order?

If it did catch fire You could kiss goodbye to any insurance claim

[sewerman]

Personally I waited till I could get a good used original from one of the traders on here cheaper and a proper fit

[Comfortably Numb]

I just wanted to get one quickly to keep the worst of winter off the underside during my motorway commute. As I said, mine fits fine, and I am not so worried about a non-visible, non mechanical/electrical part. Maybe I was lucky, but I bought it from the same supplier as the replacement for my Audi's, which was wrecked when I hit a roadworks cone in the wrong place, which also fitted fine. The Webasto's exhaust temperature is max 150C, flashpoint of PE is 340C+. I would be more worried about a dashboard/electrical fire - it's smoke in confined spaces that is the real killer. I have an old Audi plastic engine cover. It is made of a composite of PP,PE and PA. If they had to be truly non-flammable, it would be uPVC.

[tantallon]

Have you informed your insurance company that a non standard part is fitted .Im not being a doom merchant but am aware of someone who got nothing when their car caught fire .Better to be safe than sorry