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Dodge Dakota Fender
The Dodge Dakota Fender prevents mud, stones, and water from being flung from your truck's wheel openings by spinning tires. The Fender fits snugly around each Dakota wheel well, creating a solid barrier so debris picked up on the tread gets deflected before striking other vehicles or pedestrians. Due to the upward and forward motion of tire tops, this panel is specifically positioned where ejected objects take off. This effectively catches the spray, thus keeping the body clean. Dodge has always applied separate front and rear Fenders on every generation of Dodge. The back Fender flows into the wider quarter panel. The front Fender bolts on for easy replacement. Dodges have been designed this way since the first model year. Outside North America, these panels are referred to as wings or mudguards. Dakota owners still call them Fenders. The shape of the vehicles may have gone through some styling upgrades, but the solid steel structure remains to withstand minor road impact and limit damage from a classic Fender bender. With the implementation of simple tools, owners can patch rust, reinforce thin spots, or smooth dents while preserving Dodge's signature look and the durable Dakota body lines.
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Dodge Dakota Fender Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install a fender on Dodge Dakota?A:Raise the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands, then remove the front wheel. Next, take out the fasteners retaining the fender inner splash shield by removing the pin retainers. After that, remove the headlight housing. For Dakota models, the radiator Grille should be removed, followed by the cowl cover. If the right fender is being removed, take out the battery, battery tray, and the fasteners securing the air filter housing; if the left fender is being removed, remove the fasteners securing the power distribution center to the fender. Proceed to remove the fender mounting bolts, then detach the fender, ensuring an assistant supports it to prevent damage to surrounding body panels. If the right side fender is being removed, disconnect the antenna. Installation is the reverse of removal.
