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Dodge Durango Fender
The Dodge Durango Fender protects the SUV from flying rocks and dirt while allowing cooler airflow in the wheel area. Dodge engineers designed a tough Fender skin to hug the tire closely. This way, the panel collects any mud and gravel before it reaches paint or pedestrians. It also absorbs bumps in low-speed Fender benders. Over the years, Durango models have applied two main Fender variants: the front quarter panels that extend around the headlamps and the rear quarter panels that are molded into the body sides. While the front and rear Fenders carry out the same basic job, the front Fender suffers from abrasive spatter and minor impacts on the roads, while rear Fenders must contend with salted water held behind the wheel. When selecting a replacement, it is optimal to go with a Dodge SUV of the same year so bolt holes line up and styling lines match. Each Fender is designed to use aerodynamics to allow air to pass cleanly past the spinning tire, whether stamped steel on the early Durango runs or lighter composite shells on the modern Dodge Durango lineup.
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Dodge Durango Fender Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install a fender on Dodge Durango?A:Lift your car and put jackstands below each tire, then take off the tire from the front wheel well. Pull off the fender inner splash shield's fasteners while you break their pin retainers apart. Next, remove the headlight housing. Right fender removal includes unbolted battery, battery tray, and air filter housing; on the left side, detach top power distribution fasteners from the fender. Take off the fender mounting bolts and set the fender aside, letting your help hold it up to keep other body parts from getting scratched. When taking off the right side fender, cut the antenna wire first. Installation is the reverse of removal.
