SX5-8403013
Debris Protection: Shields the left front wheel well, suspension, and engine bay from road hazards—stones, mud, and water that would scratch components, cause rust, or clog moving parts (like the front suspension).
Aerodynamic Optimization: The smooth, curved shape reduces wind resistance as the SX5 drives—improving fuel efficiency slightly and cutting down on wind noise at highway speeds (critical for ride comfort).
Styling Integration: Matches the SX5’s front-end design (color, contour, and wheel arch size)—maintains the car’s factory look, unlike generic fenders that stick out or clash with the bumper/hood
Fits: All Dongfeng FMC SX5 variants (matches the front body dimensions, wheel arch size, and mounting points; confirm via VIN—note differences between trim levels with different wheel sizes if applicable).
Won’t Fit:
Other Dongfeng models: Like H30, AX3, or Dignity ix5—different front-body shapes, wheel arch curves, or mounting layouts (fender won’t attach or align with the bumper/hood).
Non-Dongfeng vehicles: Even if the shape looks similar, their front-body proportions and wheel sizes differ (no functional fit—gaps around the tire or bumper).
Dongfeng FMC SX5’s right side: Left and right front fenders are mirror images (different curve directions and mounting hole positions)—this part is for the left only (right side needs a different part number).
Prep: Disconnect the SX5’s battery (to avoid electrical damage). Remove the left front wheel, front bumper clips (to detach the bumper from the fender), and any components attached to the fender (like the front turn signal light).
Remove Old Fender: Unbolt the old fender from the front body pillar, hood hinge, and bumper. Carefully lift it off (it’s heavy—use a helper to avoid scratching adjacent parts).
Install New Fender: Align the SX5-8403013 with the front body’s mounting points. Bolt it loosely first, then adjust for perfect alignment with the hood, bumper, and door. Tighten the bolts once aligned, then reinstall the turn signal, bumper, and wheel.
Post-Install Check: Inspect for gaps (should be even along all edges) and test the turn signal—ensure it works properly. Polish the fender’s finish to match the rest of the body if needed.
Weekly Cleaning: Wash the fender with car wash soap and a soft sponge—remove road salt, mud, or bug guts (these can damage the paint or coating over time).
Monthly Inspection: Check for dents, scratches, or rust spots (especially around the wheel arch). Fix small scratches with factory touch-up paint; repair dents early to avoid rust.
Winter Care: After snow/ice, rinse the fender with water to remove road salt—salt is the main cause of fender rust. Avoid using abrasive brushes (they scratch the clear coat).
Avoid Off-Road Hazards: Try to avoid tall curbs, rocks, or branches that could hit the fender—even small impacts can dent the metal or chip the paint.
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