Key Features
- Fitment: Please check Automotive Fitment Filter and Description to see if this item will work on your vehicle before purchase
- Part Number: 17172389,FO1904135,FL3Z9940602B
- Built Standard: Built with high standard and care to meet industry standards for quality control, ensuring reliable and consistent performance
- Material: the item is crafted using materials, carefully selected for their superior strength and durability, ensuring super-quality and performance
Product Description
What is Tailgate Molding
Tailgate molding is a strip that runs along the of a 's tailgate. it is made from plastic, chrome-plated metal, or stainless steel. the molding provides a finished appearance and often includes the vehicle's name or logo. it protects the tailgate from damage and corrosion.
Fitment
Please check Automotive Fitment Filter and Description to see if this item will work on your vehicle before purchase
Part Number
17172389,FO1904135,FL3Z9940602B
How to Install Tailgate Molding
Clean the tailgate thoroughly. position the molding along the aligning mounting holes or clips. press firmly to engage adhesive backing or snap clips into place. secure with screws if provided. check alignment and ensure even spacing along the entire length.
Function of Tailgate Molding
the tailgate molding covers the raw of the tailgate sheet metal. it water intrusion that causes . the molding provides a mounting surface for badges and . it enhances the 's appearance with a finished look. the strip also protects against scratches when loading .
Instruction of Tailgate Molding
Clean regularly with automotive soap and water. inspect for loose clips or peeling edges. tighten screws periodically. touch up any paint chips on painted moldings. replace if the material becomes brittle or if mounting tabs break. avoid harsh chemicals that damage the finish.
Considerations Relating to the Use of Tailgate Molding
Verify fitment for specific model and year. check that mounting hardware is included. ensure the finish matches other exterior . moldings may need adhesive or drilling. inspect for damage after heavy use. replace if corroded or if mounting points fail. temperature affect adhesive performance.
