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Jeep Liberty Fender
The Jeep Liberty Fender shields the SUV and nearby vehicles by preventing mud, sand, and stones from hitting them when the vehicle drives. Every Jeep's wheel well is framed by rigid metal panels that prevent harmful and hazardous substances like loose gravel and sticky mud from being projected onto nearby vehicles and pedestrians when a tire rotates upward. With time, corrosion occurs and dents can occur from straying doors, carts, and road debris, affecting protection. Within the Liberty lineup, Jeep maintained the concept the same, and this means every Liberty still leans on a stout Fender to do the same. In earlier model years, the front Fender bolted on separately. By contrast, the rear Fender forms part of the quarter panel, a characteristic of modern unibody builds. This is the main difference visually, but removal is also notably more difficult. The two designs remain in close proximity to the tire to catch spray at the instant of launch of embedded objects. A well-maintained Fender limits paint damage and preserves the proud stance of a Jeep Liberty.
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Jeep Liberty Fender Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove the front fender on Jeep Liberty?A:Loosen the front wheel lug nuts, raise the vehicle, and support it securely on jackstands before removing the front wheel and Grille. For 2007 and earlier models, remove the rivets securing the flare molding to the fender and fascia, ensuring they are carefully drilled out. Pry the fender flare away from the front fascia to release the clip, and for 2008 and later models, remove the mounting screws once the flare is pried out. Remove the pushpin securing the inner splash shield to the air dam, followed by the remaining pushpins securing the splash shield, then take the shield off the vehicle. For 2005 and later models, remove the front bumper fascia to access the front fender bolts. Release the clips located between the lights in the fascia, then pull the fascia to one side to access the front fender bracket bolts. For 2008 and later models, remove the fascia support bracket bolts and bracket. Remove the bolts from the front of the fender at the lower support bracket, ensuring the lower pinch weld trim is pulled away for access, and the top bolts should be the last to be removed. Remove the three bolts from the top of the fender, followed by the bolts from the rear of the fender, noting that the two upper rear mounting bolts can be removed when the door is partly open. If working on the right fender, unscrew the antenna mast and remove the antenna body. Pull outward on the upper rear of the fender, then remove the antenna base cover, the nut beneath it, and the bezel adapter. Carefully lift the fender from the vehicle, ideally with assistance to prevent damage to surrounding body panels, and installation is the reverse of removal.
