2007 Corolla Engine Heat Shield diagram

Asked by Guru9HB837 Nov 07, 2021 at 11:01 AM about the 2007 Toyota Corolla CE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have reason to believe my heat shield was not replaced when the shop
replaced the clutch. Looking for a diagram, labeled, of the undercarriage of a
2007 corolla. I can clearly see the driveway underneath when I pop the
hood, the engine is fully exposed underneath and I'm getting a burning smell
after having driven 15 miles or more, which leads me to believe something's
getting too hot....

2 Answers

5

I feel/ felt the same way….. bought my 07 CoolRolla used, with Only 100k on it… She still looks and run like new… missing undercarriage engine shield I believe too… not sure they came with on… Been meaning to check out other cars and or got to dealer….

5

Don’t believe they come with FRONT heat/splash guards. Bought my 07 CoolRolla Feb of this year 2021. Nothing there, been looking, jus haven’t been to dealer to get a definite answer.. Love my car has only 113k, when bought it, I’ve put 35k since then..‍♂️.. I Love driving it back & forth to work..

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