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Genuine Toyota T100 Fender
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Toyota T100 Fender
The Toyota T100 Fender guards the pickup's wheel well from stones, mud, and light impacts while smoothing airflow along the body. Mounted at the Toyota truck's leading edges, each Fender forms a rigid shield that catches debris launched by rotating tires, preventing high speed spray from striking other cars or pedestrians, and its curved metal also lets air glide past the wheels for a bit of aerodynamic help. Over the production run of the T100, two primary Fender positions appeared, the front quarter panel and the rear quarter panel, each shaped to match the truck's specific year yet working through the same simple barrier principle. Front versions face more road grit and therefore commonly suffer chips and small dents from everyday driving and the occasional minor collision often called a Fender bender, whereas rear versions mainly combat rust from water and salt kicked back by the tires. Paint matched finishes keep the sheet metal looking seamless with adjoining panels. All factory pieces were stamped steel, so differences lie more in contour and mounting hole layout than in material, ensuring every Toyota driver can replace a damaged Fender quickly without altering the familiar T100 look or function.
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Toyota T100 Fender Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and replace the front fender on Toyota T100?A:Lift the vehicle, place jackstands to support it, then take out the front wheel. Take off the side marker lights and disconnect any lights that stand in the way of taking off the fenders. You need to take off the Grille if it's connected to headlamps; otherwise, pull out the trim piece under the headlights. Separate the fender's wheel housing splash shield by first removing its various screws and clips that connect the shield between the frame and the fender. Pay attention to how these components differ from model to model. Take out all the bolts along the top of the fender. Open the door and unscrew two bolts - one above near the fender's back corner, and the other below near the wheel well. Lift out the fender while someone holds both ends to stop it from hitting your car's other panels. Before replacing the fender, take off the plastic moldings around the wheel opening. This moldings attach with six screws and a clip that you need to remove. A secure installation is done backward from taking it apart, while making sure all screws and bolts are tight enough.
