LH and RH Front Wheel Compartment Gravel Guard Front Side / Front Inner Fender Liner (Front Section)

$35.00

  • Type: A protective plastic panel designed for installation within the front wheel wells of the vehicle, specifically covering the forward portion of the wheel compartment. The “L.H and R.H” (Left Hand and Right Hand) indicates that this part number refers to either a pair of these guards or a single part that covers both sides, supplied as a set.
  • Function: The primary purposes of this gravel guard are:
    • Protection: Shields vital components within the front wheel compartment and engine bay (e.g., suspension components, wiring, sensors, belts, and engine accessories) from road debris such as gravel, stones, mud, water, salt, and slush flung by the rotating front tires.
    • Containment: Helps to keep dirt and water contained within the wheel well, preventing it from splashing directly into the engine bay or onto the underside of the vehicle.
    • Noise Reduction: Can offer some level of sound insulation, reducing road noise generated by the tires and wheel well area from entering the cabin.
  • Components: Typically a single, large, molded plastic panel for each side (left and right), contoured to fit the specific shape of the inner fender and fender liner. It will have pre-drilled holes for mounting clips or fasteners.
  • Location: Installed within the front wheel wells, behind the front wheels, usually attaching to the front fender, chassis, and sometimes the front bumper structure. This specific part is for the “front side” of the wheel compartment, implying it covers the forward-facing section closer to the front of the car.
  • Material: Made from durable, semi-rigid automotive-grade plastic (e.g., polypropylene), chosen for its resistance to impacts, chemicals, and extreme temperatures, while maintaining flexibility to conform to the wheel well’s shape.
  • Design: Precisely molded to fit the contours of the Maserati 4200’s front wheel arches, ensuring comprehensive coverage and proper integration with other wheel well components and the overall bodywork.
SKU: 67528500 Categories: , , Brand:
Description

The LH and RH Front Wheel Compartment Gravel Guard Front Side, identified by Maserati Part Number 67528500, is a crucial protective element for your Maserati 4200 GT. These robust plastic panels, often referred to as inner fender liners, are strategically positioned within the front wheel wells, acting as vital shields against the harsh realities of road travel.

Their primary function is to provide essential protection for a multitude of sensitive components nestled within the front wheel compartment and adjacent areas of the engine bay. As your Maserati cruises, its front tires continuously fling up an abrasive torrent of gravel, stones, mud, water, and road salt. Without these gravel guards, critical parts like suspension components, brake lines, wiring harnesses, sensors, belts, and various engine accessories would be directly exposed to this barrage, leading to premature wear, corrosion, and potential damage. The guards effectively contain this debris within the wheel well, preventing it from splashing onto the engine or other underbody structures. Furthermore, they contribute subtly to noise reduction by dampening sounds generated by tire rotation and road impacts, enhancing cabin refinement.

Given their exposed and protective role, these gravel guards are frequently subjected to damage:

  • Impact Damage: Scraping against curbs, driving over large potholes, encountering significant road debris, or minor fender impacts can cause the plastic to crack, tear, or completely break apart.
  • Age and Brittleness: Over time, continuous exposure to temperature extremes, UV radiation, and vibrations can cause the plastic material to become brittle, making it more susceptible to cracking even from minor impacts.
  • Mounting Failure: The plastic mounting tabs or fastener holes can break or wear out, especially if frequently removed for maintenance or due to vehicle vibrations, leading to the guard becoming loose, flapping, or detaching.
  • Loss of Fasteners: During maintenance or if subjected to significant force, the clips or bolts securing the guard can be lost or break, compromising its secure fit.

Symptoms of a damaged or missing gravel guard include visible cracks or holes in the wheel well, loose or flapping plastic panels, or an increase in road noise originating from the wheel arches. A compromised guard leaves valuable underbody components vulnerable to accelerated wear, corrosion, and damage. Replacing these panels with new ones is essential to restore proper protection.

For your Maserati 4200 GT, ensuring the integrity of the LH and RH Front Wheel Compartment Gravel Guard Front Side (Part Number 67528500) is paramount for safeguarding its sophisticated mechanical systems and preserving its long-term reliability. Replacing worn or damaged guards with genuine Maserati parts will restore this vital layer of protection, contributing to the enduring quality and performance of your Italian grand tourer.

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