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Ram 1500 Fender
The Ram 1500 Fender is designed to prevent flying stones, mud, and small impacts from landing in the truck's wheel well. It helps keep the body panels safe from damage and protects other road users. The Fender is located at the leading edge of the body, so chips, salt, and tire-flung debris can batter the panel. The strong steel structure deflects abuse. It also smooths airflow around the rotating tire. The Ram 1500 series has applied two main Fender styles: front quarter panel and rear quarter panel. Although they both serve the same protective function, the front one is more vulnerable to road gravel and low-speed collisions. The rear panel deals with spray and rust caused by moisture trapped behind the wheel. Because subtle contour and mounting changes can occur year-on-year, owners should ensure replacements are matched precisely to their Ram 1500 build for a guaranteed bolt-up. The Ram 1500 can remain clean while preventing debris from hitting others as a result. A damaged Fender can not only hinder aerodynamics but also allow slush to attack the vehicle's inner structure. Therefore, timely replacement of the Fender can prevent degradation of a car's overall appearance and value.
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Ram 1500 Fender Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install fender on Ram 1500?A:Raise the vehicle, support it securely on jack stands and remove the front wheel. Remove the antenna if required. Remove the headlight. With the door open, remove the top rearmost fender bolt. The top rear fender bolt is accessible with the door open. Remove the front bumper fascia. Remove the front wheel opening molding if one is installed. Remove the inner fender splash shield. Remove the pin retainers from the inner fender splash shield and the lower rear section of the fender. Remove the two bolts from the lower rear part of the fender. Working inside the wheel opening, remove the bolts from the center rear part of the fender. Remove the inner fender splash shield to reach this fender bolt and the two at the front of the fender and the front mounting bracket. On models with fender-mounted batteries, remove the battery and the battery tray. Remove the four bolts from the top inner edge of the fender. There are four bolts along the top edge of the fender don't forget the one at the extreme rear. Detach the fender. It's a good idea to have an assistant support the fender while it's being moved away from the vehicle to prevent damage to the surrounding body panels. Installation is the reverse of removal.
