Skid plate, engine splash shield, undercowling, undercladding - just need a part #

[justtaint]

This has been driving me nuts for a couple of days, trying to find the right part # for this damned piece of plastic. Driving through the 20" of snow that hit Chicago the week before last, the piece of plastic on the passenger side of the car that protects the engine compartment from debris....it came loose and I had to remove it because it was scraping on the pavement. A couple of the mounting holes are toast.

I'd like to just buy a new piece but between this piece and the inner fender shield I can't seem to find a definitive part #. 1stToyotoParts.com has a picture of the part but no part #. RockAuto.com has the cheapest price, but I think that's just the inner fender shield.

Anyone know the official name and Toyota part number for this piece? Its on the passenger side, two bolts attach it to the front and another two attach in the right fender bay.

Thanks

[96coroll]

Try taking it to the dealer. And they could look it up for you. Or just call in.

[justtaint]

Thanks for the response, but this question shouldn't be very difficult to answer. This is a 15 year old car, I'm not willing to pay dealer price for what is evidently a $5-$30 piece of plastic.

[Kiwi-Corolla]

The part number for the RH splash guard is 51441-12140. That's for the one with 2-bolts holding it on the front (one near the fender and one in the centre). There's also another type that only appears to have one bolt holding it on at the front (closest to the fender), and the part number for that is 51441-02020. It's the same design, so either one should work, the only difference is the extra bolt on the first one.

[justtaint]

Thanks for the answer Kiwi-Corolla. Using that info and another couple dozen google searches led me to ToyoDIY.com The difference in part #'s comes from this:
PRODUCT
JPP: PRODUCED AT TMC - 51441-12140
NAP: NORTH AMERICA PRODUCT PARTS - 51441-02020
I guess I'll have to check my VIN to see which part was originally on the car.

Now to figure out if its worth spending the $50 when I also have an unrelated valve cover gasket/spark plug tube seal issue as well.