Guncho

I just noticed that the front of the wheelwells on the front tire are
not fully inside the frame of the car? Also I can pull on the front
part of the car and stick them in.

Is that normal?

Also one of them is cracked. Is that a big deal?

Chris

hyundaitech

I presume you're referring to the plastic fender liners. They're attached
at several points to the fenders and bumper cover. A crack or break isn't
a big deal, but it can allow more road water/road salt into the body areas,
so, depending on how long you're keeping the car and the condition it's
currently in, you may want to address the issue for the long term. You'll
also want to make sure they're not rubbing the wheels. The fender liners
themselves are fairly pliable, so you can probably stick them in back
where they belong. If you don't have the proper fasteners, zip ties may
hold it in place if you're not that concerned about appearance.

hyundaitech

I presume you're referring to the plastic fender liners. They're attached
at several points to the fenders and bumper cover. A crack or break isn't
a big deal, but it can allow more road water/road salt into the body areas,
so, depending on how long you're keeping the car and the condition it's
currently in, you may want to address the issue for the long term. You'll
also want to make sure they're not rubbing the wheels. The fender liners
themselves are fairly pliable, so you can probably stick them in back
where they belong. If you don't have the proper fasteners, zip ties may
hold it in place if you're not that concerned about appearance.

hyundaitech

I presume you're referring to the plastic fender liners. They're attached
at several points to the fenders and bumper cover. A crack or break isn't
a big deal, but it can allow more road water/road salt into the body areas,
so, depending on how long you're keeping the car and the condition it's
currently in, you may want to address the issue for the long term. You'll
also want to make sure they're not rubbing the wheels. The fender liners
themselves are fairly pliable, so you can probably stick them in back
where they belong. If you don't have the proper fasteners, zip ties may
hold it in place if you're not that concerned about appearance.

Guncho

hyundaitech wrote:
> I presume you're referring to the plastic fender liners. They're attached
> at several points to the fenders and bumper cover. A crack or break isn't
> a big deal, but it can allow more road water/road salt into the body areas,
> so, depending on how long you're keeping the car and the condition it's
> currently in, you may want to address the issue for the long term. You'll
> also want to make sure they're not rubbing the wheels. The fender liners
> themselves are fairly pliable, so you can probably stick them in back
> where they belong. If you don't have the proper fasteners, zip ties may
> hold it in place if you're not that concerned about appearance.

Thanks man! You are a fountain of knowledge!



Chris

Guncho

hyundaitech wrote:
> I presume you're referring to the plastic fender liners. They're attached
> at several points to the fenders and bumper cover. A crack or break isn't
> a big deal, but it can allow more road water/road salt into the body areas,
> so, depending on how long you're keeping the car and the condition it's
> currently in, you may want to address the issue for the long term. You'll
> also want to make sure they're not rubbing the wheels. The fender liners
> themselves are fairly pliable, so you can probably stick them in back
> where they belong. If you don't have the proper fasteners, zip ties may
> hold it in place if you're not that concerned about appearance.

Thanks man! You are a fountain of knowledge!



Chris

Guncho

hyundaitech wrote:
> I presume you're referring to the plastic fender liners. They're attached
> at several points to the fenders and bumper cover. A crack or break isn't
> a big deal, but it can allow more road water/road salt into the body areas,
> so, depending on how long you're keeping the car and the condition it's
> currently in, you may want to address the issue for the long term. You'll
> also want to make sure they're not rubbing the wheels. The fender liners
> themselves are fairly pliable, so you can probably stick them in back
> where they belong. If you don't have the proper fasteners, zip ties may
> hold it in place if you're not that concerned about appearance.

Thanks man! You are a fountain of knowledge!



Chris