Wheel well cover broke off
Hows it going I've been trying to look this up and haven't found anything on it I have an 05 Z and the front wheel well cover or fender liner( not sure of the exact name) broke off it only broke off in front of the tire so their is no protection from my tire to my wiper fluid. Does anybody know how to replace this and where to get a new one? I would really appreciate it thanks-Tim
Last edited by 35thaniverseryZ; Sep 15, 2016 at 01:09 PM.
Don't drive it in the rain if you can help it, it's much more likely you will damage your headlight.
Rock auto also has aftermarket ones but of unknown quality but for 15$
. Z1 motorsports might be the least expensive OE option.
Rock auto also has aftermarket ones but of unknown quality but for 15$
. Z1 motorsports might be the least expensive OE option.
Last edited by rancor; Sep 16, 2016 at 06:52 AM.
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Also, don't forget to use some good quality fasteners to put the fender liner back in place. Your last one likely began falling off because of some missing pieces and if it touches the surface of a spinning tire, will get whipped off in a second. Pay attention to the other side to make sure you have it properly placed and fastened.
Also, don't forget to use some good quality fasteners to put the fender liner back in place. Your last one likely began falling off because of some missing pieces and if it touches the surface of a spinning tire, will get whipped off in a second. Pay attention to the other side to make sure you have it properly placed and fastened.
Don't drive it in the rain if you can help it, it's much more likely you will damage your headlight.
Rock auto also has aftermarket ones but of unknown quality but for 15$
. Z1 motorsports might be the least expensive OE option.
Rock auto also has aftermarket ones but of unknown quality but for 15$
. Z1 motorsports might be the least expensive OE option.Trending Topics
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Actually, put the front onto jack stands and remove both wheels to get a good look at what needs to line up. There's no video on this, but it doesn't take a genius to figure it out. The liner will line up precisely with the mounting holes and if you have any doubt, just check the opposite side.
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