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Hit a bump - any potential issues? (Pic incl.)
Hey everyone - wondering if I could get some insight from the amazing community here...
Was a bit hasty backing out of my driveway today and the wheel went over the far left of my drive way as I was turning to merge my tail end with the road (the driveway edge starts to become elevated to merge with height of curb). The resulting drop caused a thud to my main front under panel (scrapes in middle of pic) and smacked the white towing hook (?), pictured far right. I checked the corresponding position of the under panel through the engine bay and saw that there was nothing on the immediate other side (phew). However, I can't tell how the hook is secured to the body, perhaps it's part of the main frame. I'm worried that it might have caused some damage that I can't see as I feel that the hook may have taken the lion's share of the damage as it seems to protrude further than the panel, therefore hitting the curb first. And I just passed the 1 week mark :( ah well. Thanks in advance! http://i.imgur.com/dWiV6TR.jpg |
Picture isn't working. :(
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Looks like you just hit the bottom tow hook and the plate. Doesn't look like any issues to me.
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I think you'll be fine. At least the scratches on the undercarriage won't be visible. :)
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no worries
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Doesn't look dented, so I doubt anything mechanical felt the impact. Should be fine.
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If it drives OK ..... you should be good to go ....;)
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Its a write off
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Wow, your car is totally totaled. But I can take it off your hands with only a small towing fee.
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Your fine.. I'm sure it sounded worse than it actually was..
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most likely totaled, sorry guy
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I'm lowered a lot and scrape/bang those two things on a daily basis, probably much harder than you. :P
You'll be okay :) |
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