Front Driver Side Forward Wheelhouse Liner with Shield - GM (22816706)
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- Brand:
- SKU:
22816706
- Positions: Left Front
- Other Names:
Fender Liner
- Description: GM Genuine Parts Front Driver Side Forward Wheelhouse Liner with Shield (Part Number: 22816706) is a factory wheelhouse liner assembly that protects the fender interior from road debris and moisture. Built to GM collision standards for fit and protection.
- Function: Shields inner fender and engine bay openings from debris, moisture, and corrosion.
- Design: OEM wheelhouse liner with integrated shield for correct coverage and mounting points.
- Benefits: Helps prevent damage to body and mechanical components and supports proper collision repair.
- Also known as: Fender Liner
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- Condition: New
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