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Mine is disintegrating; Yota want big $ for a new one which will just die again anyway.
I was thinking about ripping it all off and using a spray on type material like under body deadener but with heat resistant properties. I am also adding 1 air vent either side of the bonnet to help heat dissipation.

Any ideas on practicality and what to use?
Anyone done similar?
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LuxyBoy wrote:Mine is disintegrating; Yota want big $ for a new one which will just die again anyway.
I was thinking about ripping it all off and using a spray on type material like under body deadener but with heat resistant properties. I am also adding 1 air vent either side of the bonnet to help heat dissipation.

Any ideas on practicality and what to use?
Anyone done similar?


just rip it off.lots of fourbys dont have it. it is primarily for sound proofing
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Post by murcod »

You can buy self adhesive bonnet liner material from car carpet moulding places.
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Post by Gibonator »

i ripped my off one day when somthing mechanical didnt go my way hehe.

i thinks its also for catching condensation. but personally get rid of it, i did!
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Post by RockyF75 »

Under bonnet liner? Whats that? :D
Have had 3 cars + 1 4x4. Never seen bonnet liner :?
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Post by derelict_frog »

Maybe on really hot engines/new cars it stops the shiny paint melting?

So u would want one in that situation.
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Post by 83 lux »

dont worry about it just throw it away and dont replace it

It will be fine i have not ran one for 2 years
engine bay is cool too. ;)
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Re: Under Bonnet liner

Post by pootrol »

I am also adding 1 air vent either side of the bonnet to help heat dissipation.

does your engine get hot enough to warrant the vents.a copetition dude once said to me he thinks its not a good idea to have holes in the bonnet.the reason is when doing water crossings etc the engine bay wont fill up as fast if it can pocket the air in there.bit like pushing a up side down glass into the sink.i dare say it would work alot better if the bonnet had a rubber seal all around.just something that made me think twice.its probably clutching at straws but i could see where he was coming from.
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Yeah already thought of that Pootrol. But it is diesel and when the snorkel is fitted it won't bother me :D
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Post by senergy »

i set fire to mine with an oxy torch while doing some under bonnet welding... I thought it would have been flame retardant but its not.
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Post by pilot »

rip it off
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Post by Da Zook »

i think that knox auto carpets sell it for relitevly cheap
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Post by benhl »

Off wid it!

I had one on a past 4b and it got wet and sagged down onto engine parts so ripped it off and found rust starting under there. Better gooonne.

Noticed no difference except there was no where for sand and water to get trapped close to metal. My 2c
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Post by legsx1 »

vents in the bonnet also let steam out when doing river crossings and block your driving view - its not fun not seeing where you got to go
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