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I'm looking for the part number for a 2018 S63 sedan, front passenger mud guard/flap. It bolts to the underside of the car in front of the passenger front wheel. I can't seem to locate the part number.
Same thing happened here. However, what I have found thus far is that you have to order the whole wheel well liner to which this is attached. If there is more info from the group, please share. I may have one custom made--but slightly lower to the ground and of a more flexible rubberized plastic.
Same thing happened here. However, what I have found thus far is that you have to order the whole wheel well liner to which this is attached. If there is more info from the group, please share. I may have one custom made--but slightly lower to the ground and of a more flexible rubberized plastic.
Thanks for the link and explanation! I was wondering if I was reading that correctly when I went to the parts sites. I might try to mold one from a durable urethane, maybe I'll go ahead and make one for you too. Which side are you missing??
I'm picking up my, new to me 2018 S63, later this week.
Last edited by carlosinseattle; Sep 20, 2023 at 11:19 AM.
It is in fact part of the inner wheel well liner, I am missing mine as well on that side and I do not notice any difference in the two sides for what it is worth.
It is in fact part of the inner wheel well liner, I am missing mine as well on that side and I do not notice any difference in the two sides for what it is worth.
Interesting.....All the more reason to make a couple extras. I'll need a few weeks before I have the time, but I'll see if 3D printing or molding is the best option.
Last edited by carlosinseattle; Sep 21, 2023 at 09:10 PM.
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