What is the Side Panel Assembly?

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LaBrooke
07/30/25 7:40am
Regardless of front or rear side panels, it refers to the A-pillar, B-pillar, C-pillar, and rear quarter panel. Additional Information: 1. Assembly: This term refers to the component and its associated facilities. For example, a fuel filler cap includes the cap body and lock cylinder. Replacing the entire component is called replacing the fuel filler cap assembly. A window regulator consists of a motor and bracket. Generally, the motor or bracket is not replaced separately; instead, the entire window regulator assembly is replaced. 2. Automotive Powertrain: This includes the engine and transmission, meaning parts composed of multiple components that work together closely to perform a specific function. There are many components in a vehicle that can be referred to as assemblies, varying in complexity, but they can all be viewed as a single unit in terms of external functionality.
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