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The bumper air intake duct is installed on your front and/or rear bumpers. It usually is for decorative or aerodynamic purposes, but it also helps cool the brakes through the wheel well liner. On...More Details »
At the heart of most automotive HVAC systems is a component called a blower motor. This descriptive term refers to the fact that these components are electric motors that are attached to fans and...More Details »
The bumper is your vehicle's first line of defense against front and rear collisions. If you want added protection, though, you can back up the bumper with a bumper absorber. Made of Styrofoam or...More Details »
As you can already guess from its name, your bumper assembly's brackets are designed to hold your bumper against your car's frame, chassis, or body. Without this bracket, your bumper will sag, or...More Details »
A bumper cover is a fitting, typically made from plastic or fiberglass, that fits over the actual bumper of a vehicle. Bumper cover dresses up the bumper, making the front and back of a vehicle...More Details »
Bumper end or extension end is the cornering piece which mounts on the side corner of a bumper to complete and make a full bumper assembly. Usually made of plastic or steel a bumper end helps...More Details »
Gaps in a vehicle aren't really appealing to look at. ... The bumper filler is designed to help enhance the overall appearance of your vehicle by eliminating any gaps that can be found between your bumper and grille or Headlamps.
The bumper reinforcement is made of a high-performance material, such as steel, aluminum or plastic, and built to protect your car or truck from a front or rear impact. Since bumper...More Details »
The bumper retainer is a simple part that you mount on the upper or lower portion of the bumper or the bumper cover. It's designed to strengthen the bumper and to make it more resistant to damage,...More Details »
The coolant reservoir is a container that holds the excess or overflowing cooling agent which is used in the vehicles cooling system. It is usually a clear plastic bottle located near the radiator....More Details »
They're pretty much what the name suggests: a light used to help when turning corners. Cornering lights are normally white or amber color lights positioned usually at the front fenders of the...More Details »
A dashboard cover protects against sun damage, which can lead to the lightening of your exterior and even causes your dashboard material to crack. They can also cover already existent sun damage...More Details »
Door Handle. As its name suggests, a door handle is used to open and close car doors. It is found on both the exterior and interior sides of automobile doors, although they are used differently on each panel.
Door Handle. As its name suggests, a door handle is used to open and close car doors. It is found on both the exterior and interior sides of automobile doors, although they are used differently on each panel.
Each of your vehicle's doors is equipped with rubber-covered inner edges or moldings; those strips of rubber that run around the door frames are supposed to keep road noises out of the passenger...More Details »
An engine splash shield is a cover located at the underside of cars. It protects your engine from potential damage caused by bumps, water and debris. Depending on road conditions, stock engine...More Details »
The air-conditioning evaporator is a small radiator inside the dashboard that provides cold air for the air-conditioning system. It’s called the evaporator because it’s where the freezing...More Details »
Cooling Fan Motor Assemblies are a critical cooling system component. They focus airflow through the entire radiator as compared to just the area that is covered by the traditional fan, creating a...More Details »
Fender flares are an accessory available to most trucks and SUVs on the market. It is an extension of your vehicle, fitting directly over your wheel well and contoured to match the same body lines as your specific truck or SUV.
Fender splash shields are attached inside a fender well, and serve the purpose of preventing debris from entering the engine compartments. Unlike an inner fender liner, splash shields are usually...More Details »
A Fender Support helps hold a fender in place and position on the vehicle. We stock a complete selection of fender mounting hardware, brackets and supports to help complete your installation....More Details »
Fender moldings or trims not only provide design detail and visual interest that enhanced the overall style of the vehicle, they also help protect the edge of the fenders from minor dings caused by...More Details »
Fender is the term for the part of an automobile body that frames a wheel well (the fender underside). Its primary purpose is to prevent sand, mud, rocks, liquids, and other road spray from being thrown into the air by the rotating tire.
Fog lights have a unique beam shape. Their beams are flat and wide, and they are positioned low on the car, usually near the front bumper. The shape of the fog light beams usually resembles a narrow bar.
Grille moldings or trims not only provide design detail and visual interest that enhanced the overall style of the vehicle, they also protect the edge of the grille from minor dings and impacts....More Details »
A grille covers an opening in the body of a vehicle to allow air to enter. Most vehicles feature a grille at the front of the vehicle to protect the radiator and engine.
A headlamp is a lamp attached to the front of a vehicle to light the road ahead. While it is common for the term headlight to be used interchangeably in informal discussion, headlamp is the term...More Details »
A heater core is a radiator-like device used in heating the cabin of a vehicle. Hot coolant from the vehicle's engine is passed through a winding tube of the core, a heat exchanger between...More Details »
Hood hinge failure is quite uncommon. You'll probably come across this problem only if you've been involved in a frontal collision. If that's the case, then you shouldn't be running around with...More Details »
A car hood latch should work as designed, keeping the hood shut until you need to open it, for example, when checking fluid levels or inspecting the battery. However, if the latch gets stuck or...More Details »
The hood is the hinged cover over the engine of motor vehicles that allows access to the engine compartment for maintenance and repair. The hood is also considered as another type of door in a...More Details »
A new and durable license plate bracket or holder ensures that the license plate is properly mounted in place on the front or rear of the vehicle, and is not dislodged by road debris or minor...More Details »
Mirror glass or lens replacements are offered for the majority of popular vehicles. Shape, functionalities, and size must be verified prior to choosing the correct glass. The same make, model and...More Details »
A wing mirror, also known as the fender mirror, door-mirror, or side view mirror, is a mirror found on the exterior of motor vehicles for the purposes of helping the driver see areas behind...More Details »
Radiator Support is a framework around the front of the body structure of a vehicle for holding the cooling system such as radiator, cooling fan motor assembly, and related parts.
Tail lights provide a safety aspect of the vehicle. They show the rear edge of the vehicle to allow other drivers to appropriately gauge the size and shape of the car. In addition, they allow other...More Details »
Tailgate cables job is to support the tailgate, no matter how heavy the equipment or cargo. They prevent tailgate sagging. Our premium tailgate cables keep the tailgate up even under heavy loads, and are easy to install.
The valance is a protective accessory panel attached on your front and/or rear bumpers. A lower bumper valance, also known as an air dam, apron, or a lower spoiler is usually installed for...More Details »
Window regulators can be found on the internal section of a vehicle's door panel. These units carry the glass and also control the height at which it sits. There are two kinds of window regulators...More Details »
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