JSolo

iTrader: (14)

Raise the front of the car then remove the under cover. You'll see if anything is damaged or dented. There's about 14 or 18 of those 10mm bolts + 3 center plastic rivets that hold the thing in place.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

The parts that are most prone to that kind of damage would be the engine cradle and the Y-pipe, both are easy to inspect, and like mentioned, going that slow probably just a scrape. The fluid pans are quite a bit higher than those parts so more than likely that's what it was.

G37xS-Life

Thanks everyone.

I finally got home and the first thing I did was jack up the car and inspect the underside. I found two 10mm bolts missing (one at front and one at back) and I am guessing this was due to tech at dealer being lazy. I don't see any plastic tearing and do not see any impact points any where.

Like a few of you have said, at such slow speed, there was probably no damage.

Thank you all once again!

SonicVQ

^^^stainless steel = good, but also = $$$

I always add anti-seize paste to those (easy to rust in place & snap off) 10mm bolts. You can always get them at the dealer, I think they are

saywat?

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i bought a pack of 20 on ebay from this seller for $10 works great. check to make sure the "u nut?" it screws into is still other otherwise u need that too

Body Bolts for Nissan Qty 20 M6 1 0 x 25mm 10mm Hex 17mm Loose Washer 161 | eBay

G37xS-Life

Oh great! Thank you!

Kris9884

iTrader: (3)

Just fixed mine, went to Autozone and found some fat black round push tabs and filled all the holes with them. There's a joke in there somewhere.

G37xS-Life

LOL

presidentsdad

Does anyone know if there is a real difference between the screw/bolt that is simply a hex head vs the ones that have a hex head with phillips head too?

Surfnazi

No difference