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Heat shield?

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Can anyone post a pic of a GTV6 "underneath"?
I'd like to know where a kind of heat-shield has to be installed. I assume this curved metal sheet serves to shield the heat coming from the exhaust central sections but a pic would greatly help.

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Post by Scott in MN »

The only heat shield on my '83 is above the catalytic converter. I wouldn't think you would have a converter on a European version.
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Scott in MN wrote:The only heat shield on my '83 is above the catalytic converter. I wouldn't think you would have a converter on a European version.
Of course not :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
Anyway, it is strange since I bought this spare part from a dismantled German GTV6. Any hope to get a pic of the heat shield "in action"? :roll: :roll: :roll:

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The heat shield is mounted below the front section of the propshaft. If I remeber correctly the back edge of the shield is screwed ON the crossmember below the propshaft center bearing.

Sorry I have no pics but it is a straigth forward job. Especially if the part is not bend it will easily fall into place. I think you need to lower the exhaust to fit it though.
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Hippo58 wrote:The heat shield is mounted below the front section of the propshaft. If I remeber correctly the back edge of the shield is screwed ON the crossmember below the propshaft center bearing.

Sorry I have no pics but it is a straigth forward job. Especially if the part is not bend it will easily fall into place. I think you need to lower the exhaust to fit it though.
A pic will greatly help. Any hope to find this in a pic gallery or elsewhere? :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
I'll post a pic of the shield I have. Yesterday I cleaned it and now it shines like new (seems aluminium, though)

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I found some!

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Great heat shield, suspect handling... :lol:
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Now that sheds some light! :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea:

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