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Drivers side fender liner ripped off at high speed

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Main Forum' started by Jim Porta, May 10, 2017.

  1. Jim Porta

    Jim Porta Junior Member

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    My drivers side wheel well liner made a scraping noise then tore off at 65 mph. I felt and saw it shoot away under my Prius. The car still drove fine so I didn't know what it was till I got home and checked.

    Where can I get all the parts I need to put it back together?
     
    #1 Jim Porta, May 10, 2017
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    andrewclaus Active Member

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    I use this site for part numbers (plug in your VIN), then shop on line and/or local salvage yards, or Craiglist for parting out cars.
     
    #2 andrewclaus, May 10, 2017
  3. dolj

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    You could order online from a place like AutoNation Toyota Gulf Freeway.

    These are the part numbers to replace everything, but you may not need to get all of them; depends on how much you lost.

    Part Nbr ....... - PNC# ..- Part Description ( Qty )
    53876-47020 - 53876A - LINER, FRONT FENDER, LH     ( 1 )
    53852-47010 - 53852B - PAD, FRONT WHEEL OPENING EXTENSION, LH ( 1 )
    90119-06877 - ........... - *** Std Part ( 1 )
    90467-07164 - 53879A - RETAINER, FRONT FENDER LINER ( 12 )
    90189-06226 - ............ - *** Std Part ( 1 )
    90159-60431 - ............ - *** Std Part ( 1 )
    90467-05114 - ............ - *** Std Part ( 3 )
    90159-60215 - ............ - *** Std Part ( 3 )
     
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    Patrick Wong DIY Enthusiast

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    An alternative is to buy an aftermarket front fender liner from eBay, since the liner is not a critical part.
     
    #4 Patrick Wong, May 10, 2017
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    I had read some members once said the aftermarket liners don't fit that well. But it might just be from 1 manufacture, not all of them will be bad

    SM-N900P ?
     
    #5 JC91006, May 10, 2017
  6. Jim Porta

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    I did order the inner fender liner from PartsGeek.com for $41.93 ( $29.98 + $11.95 shipping) The part number is T 01250166 for front drivers side. It fit fine. All holes lined up correctly. I had to get all 12 plastic retainers from AutoZone Part # 455400. The problem with the retainers was AutoZone packaged them 3 per container. I had to go to 3 Stores to get all 12!

    Jacked it up and took off the front wheel. It took about an hour to do it and saved me big bucks over a Toyota repair.
     
    #6 Jim Porta, May 19, 2017
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    Just want to mention that you can get the plastic clips dirt cheap on eBay from China with free shipping if you don't need them in a hurry. I have ordered lots of various size/styles of clips for different cars like this. You can get a whole bag of them for like $3. Very handy to have extras around to use on your other cars, too. Just go to eBay and search "Prius fender liner clips" and you will see tons.

    Small parts like this are very high markup items for AutoZone et al.
     
    #7 Beachbum, May 23, 2017
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