70 charger splash shield help please, need some pics
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I see what you did there.
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believe it or not, I've never worked on a Charger........
bunch of tightwads lol
bunch of tightwads lol
The Charger guys have all the money.
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Fender to valance splash shields. 2 bolts to the fender, 2 bolts to the valance.
Left front wheel well. Looking forward.
Four (4) attaching bolts circled in YELLOW:
Five (5) push clips through the rubber seal and splash shield circled in RED.
Note: There is an upper rubber seal too and its lower edge slightly overlaps the rubber seal and upper push clip for the splash shield.
Four (4) attaching bolts circled in YELLOW:
Five (5) push clips through the rubber seal and splash shield circled in RED.
Note: There is an upper rubber seal too and its lower edge slightly overlaps the rubber seal and upper push clip for the splash shield.
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Right front wheel well. Looking forward.
My splash shields and seals have already been removed.
Two speed nuts (whatever they're called) are visible for splash shield attachment to the valance panel. The upper two holes have a square-bodied nut, either pushed in or welded to the sheet metal.
Each upper hole has this type of "nut".
Close-up of upper nut taken from inside of wheel well:
The upper rubber seal I showed for the left wheel well (prior post) is covered with undercoating. Below is a picture of the right wheel well without the upper rubber seal installed. There are eight (8) holes for mounting the upper seal.
My splash shields and seals have already been removed.
Two speed nuts (whatever they're called) are visible for splash shield attachment to the valance panel. The upper two holes have a square-bodied nut, either pushed in or welded to the sheet metal.
Each upper hole has this type of "nut".
Close-up of upper nut taken from inside of wheel well:
The upper rubber seal I showed for the left wheel well (prior post) is covered with undercoating. Below is a picture of the right wheel well without the upper rubber seal installed. There are eight (8) holes for mounting the upper seal.
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