Key Features
• Fitment: for Toyota;for Sequoia 4.7 L 08-09 & 5.7 L 08-22 & 4.6 L 10-12;for Tundra 4.7 L 07-09 & 4.0 L 07-14 & 5.7 L 07-21 & 4.6 L 10-19
• Part Number:60-5252HD,DSK2105PR,66-5252HD,to-8250,60-5252,66-5252
• New CV Axle Assemblies:Axles Should Always Be Replaced in Pairs (Passenger and Driver). This Reduces the Overall Required to Replace 2 Axles at Different Times;Professional Installation Is Highly Recommended
• Feature: Front New CV Axle Shaft Assembly Set of 2 Driver and Passenger Side
• Easy Installation: Designed for straightforward replacement with minimal tools.
Product Description
the Story of Wheel Liner
Mudguard liners have evolved from simple splash guards to sophisticated components designed to assure the engine bay and wheel well. advances in materials and design have improved their durability, effectiveness, and ease of installation.
Fitment
for Toyota
for Yaris 2007-2012
Part Number
17296612,TO1251120C,TO1251120,5387552180
Quantity
Sold individually
How to Install Wheel Liner
to install a mudguard liner, lift the vehicle and extract the wheel. detach any decrepit or damaged mudguard liner. position the new mudguard liner in place and secure it with clips or screws. reattach the wheel and ensure the liner is properly fitted and secured.
Function of Wheel Liner
the mudguard liner protects the wheel well and engine bay from , , and fog. it helps maintain the vehicle's appearance and avoids corrosion and damage to critical components, enhancing the longevity and reliability of the vehicle.
Instruction of Wheel Liner
Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation and maintenance. use appropriate tools to avoid damaging the liner or vehicle. regularly check for signs of wear or damage, and replace the mudguard liner as needed to maintain optimal protection.
Considerations Relating to the Use of Wheel Liner
Ensure the mudguard liner matches the vehicle's specifications for proper suitability and protection. regularly inspect for damage or wear, as a compromised mudguard liner can lead to and fog entering the engine bay, causing potential damage.
