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I just had my Jeep in for replacement of the rear shocks which were shot, and as i was looking in the fenderwell i saw that on both rear wheel wells, that on the rear half, there is a plastic fenderwell cover....which is fine.

What concerns me is that the front half of each rear inner fenderwell looks like exposed metal. Is there supposed to be a plastic cover for the front half as well....or do people just spray some form of rockguard spray in there as protection from rocks being flung up at the metal?

I apologize for the dirty nature of the photos...it's 27 degrees farenheit and mucky as heck with all the melting snow and sand on the roads.

Here is a pic of the rear half:

And now a pic of the front:

 

[fstr n u]

Can any of you let me know if this is normal to have the exposed metal, or am i missing some form of protective covering in my fenderwells? If so, is it just a "rockguard" type spray on product?

 

[fstr n u]

Thx for the reply. I spoke w a parts person at our local dealership and from their exploded view diagram and parts list, they couldn't determine one way or another if there was supposed to be just the 1 rear shield or if there was supposed to be one for the front half as well.

I'll have to recoat the metal come spring the snow melts...

 

[fstr n u]

Sorry he didn't, what he said is these are the 2 items he showed on his listing:

1. Wheelhouse rear inner cover
2. Splash shield