Finally!! OEM splash guards for the Hatchback Sport

[hikaru]

To anyone who has took them to the dealer to install these, how much did they charge for labor? I got a loyalty card from Honda as my dealer wasn't the best at keeping my car looking "new" so I might as well use it on installing these since I'll have no other reason to spend $100 there.

These are fairly easy to install, so I won’t take these to the dealer unless they are doing it for free.

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[Hatchback_lifestyle]

These are fairly easy to install, so I won’t take these to the dealer unless they are doing it for free.

Technically they're doing it for free. $100 gift card for anything at the dealership. I'm just scared about the drilling and cutting. I saw a post in here that didn't require much.

 

[aarong24]

I am going to combine a couple techniques I have seen in this thread. I have lined the inside of the rear guards with 3m double side automotive tape and I am going to a rubber washer, metal/rubber washer and a speed clip. I think that should make it very secure.

 

[aarong24]

 

[MrCivicHatch12]

Can someone help me? I installed the rear splash guards but theres a noticeable gap between the car and the splash guard. Did I drill it wrong or is that how it should look?

 

[peterZ]

Can someone help me? I installed the rear splash guards but theres a noticeable gap between the car and the splash guard. Did I drill it wrong or is that how it should look?

Can you post a picture? There is a difference between the Sport and the Standard hatchback splash guards (there are two different part numbers), due to the Sport's lower trim parts.

 

[MrCivicHatch12]

Can you post a picture? There is a difference between the Sport and the Standard hatchback splash guards (there are two different part numbers), due to the Sport's lower trim parts.

I'm not sure if you can tell but here are the pictures, its a slight gap but quite noticieable ( more on the right splash guard)

 

[peterZ]

I'm not sure if you can tell but here are the pictures, its a slight gap but quite noticieable ( more on the right splash guard)

From what I can see in the pictures, it looks like it fits really well.

 

[hikaru]

From what I can see in the pictures, it looks like it fits really well.

+2

 

[MrCivicHatch12]

From what I can see in the pictures, it looks like it fits really well.

I see you used some washers for your splash guards. May I ask where you got that from.

 

[peterZ]

I see you used some washers for your splash guards. May I ask where you got that from.

Yes, I got them at Ace hardware, but you should be able to find them at any hardware place such as Lowes or Home Depot.

 

[Shinjari]

Was anyone successful in painting these gloss black or wrapping them to match the trim?

 

[Riko]

Splashguard install. (used 2 kits 08P00-TGG-100 & 08P00-TGG-100A)

So I have a leftover rear splashguards for the Sport trim (dual exhaust bumper) and front splashguards for the non sport trim.
Because I have the Sport side skirts on my non Sport Civic hatch

Actually, the top fender clip is not to be installed that way, it should stay be behind the splashguard.
A supplied tapping screw goes through the hole and through the center of that fender clip...

 

[Pavel]

Hello, Guy's!
It may sound weird,but can someone buy me the same and send me to Israel(I'll send money)
It’s just that they don’t sell it with us, but they don’t send stores from USA.
Best regards

 

[Jason3123]

Just want to give a huge shoutout to everyone with the install tips. Installed mine today. Front was super easy. The rear was much more difficult unfortunately. I couldn't get the push the fender clips back in at all so I improvised and went with some larger screws and nuts. Seems pretty sturdy. I also didn't do the drilling with the bracket and instead went nuts/washers there too.

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