What to do if the rear inner fender liner is broken?

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CollinAnn
07/29/25 11:19pm
The rear inner fender liner needs to be repaired at a professional institution. The fender is also known as the wing panel, which refers to the two panels on the sides of the car's front. These panels belong to the body covering parts. The fender is fixed to the fender beam, which is a structural component of the car body, as is the inner fender liner. Under normal circumstances, the inner fender liner should not be damaged unless it has been subjected to some external impact. The car body is composed of the body frame and covering parts. The covering parts include the front fenders, doors, trunk lid, engine hood, and front and rear bumpers. After removing all the covering parts, what remains is the body frame. In the event of a collision, the body frame is responsible for protecting the lives of the occupants inside the vehicle. The body covering parts do not serve to protect the occupants but are primarily for aesthetic purposes and to guide airflow.
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