Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front)

Part Number: 63840-1LA0B
Supersession(s): 63840-1LA0A; 638401LA0B

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PROTCT FND R. Protector FR.
Fender Splash Shield.

  • Located between the fender and the tire
  • Helps shield your vehicle from small rocks and other road debris
  • Replace when cracked or broken

On your INFINITI, the fender can help protect your undercarriage and wheels from debris on the roadway, shield nearby people or other vehicles from any rocks that may ricochet off your moving tires, and minimize damage to your vehicle if you're involved in a minor collision.

On quite a few INFINITI models, the fender is made up of multiple components, and one of those is the Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front). To get more specific, the INFINITI fender splash shield is mounted to the wheel well, and creates a barrier between your tire and the rest of the fender. Fender splash shields are custom designed to fit only in certain locations on your INFINITI: passenger-side front, passenger-side rear, driver-side front, or driver-side rear. They're also made for use in specific INFINITI years and models.

With their carefully chosen position in the wheel well, the Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front) serves as your INFINITI's outermost layer of defense against flying rocks or debris. As an example, if a truck speeds past your car and its large tires throw a pebble right into your vehicle's wheel well, the Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front) helps prevent the object from getting stuck in the undercarriage, brake system, or headlight assembly. And, the Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front) may help protect these parts from weather, helping slow corrosion and wear.

With time and exposure to moisture, rain, ice, and road salt, your INFINITI Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front) can break down, which compromises its ability to protect your vehicle's undercarriage components. Additionally, it may have cracks or chips if you scrape a curb or drive through a sizable pothole. A broken Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front) can leave part of your vehicle vulnerable to debris, and it could also make a flapping or grinding noise if a piece breaks off and flutters against the tires.

The good news: replacing one of your vehicle's fender splash shields is fairly easy to do (and it's not expensive!). You want a new Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front) that fits your INFINITI without any gaps, so it's a good idea to order an authentic part from INFINITI Parts. Depending upon what model and year you have, the replacement process may be slightly different. Most of the time, you'll just need to have a screwdriver, fasteners, and your INFINITI owner's manual.

Begin by allowing your car to cool down for several minutes. Then, take off the clips and bolts from the fender shield on your vehicle now. If you'll be reusing the same ones, set them aside for a few minutes (typically, it's best to purchase new fastening pieces, just in case the old components are worn out). Test the fitment of your Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front) replacement by setting it in the appropriate position, carefully checking that all rivets and holes are aligned with the holes on your fender. After you've aligned everything, screw or clip the Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front) into place and secure it! If you need help, visit a nearby INFINITI service site or dealership.

With the right tools and an OEM replacement Fender Splash Shield (Right, Front), your INFINITI can hit the road again with peace of mind! Purchase your INFINITI fender splash shields and other Body, Interior and Trim parts for your vehicle now. This part will fit your INFINITI QX56 or INFINITI QX80. Click on the What This Fits section to learn more.



PROTECTOR-FRONT FENDER,RH

Fits QX56, QX80

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Diagram FRONT FENDER & FITTING for your 2016 INFINITI QX60  COMFORT
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