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Chrysler 300 Engine Cover provides a sleek finish to an already renowned car in terms of its assertive posture and effortless power exchange. Chrysler 300 provides high space in its cabin, smooth ride, and rear wheel balance which gives the taste of luxury handling to young drivers and does not take away the daily comfort. Powerful sheet-metal lines, luminous accents, and an infotainment interface that is easy to use transform every ride in the Chrysler 300 into a mini-experience, and its smooth suspension ensures that potholes will not ruin the performance. Firm brakes, safety technology, and a good reputation make the Chrysler 300 a car of choice by families who are either going to the office after long commuting hours or on a weekend trip. The Chrysler 300 interiors make occupants spoiled with comfortable seats and easy to read gauges that ensure that rides are not exhausting. Coming to the hardware, the Engine Cover is a waterproof shield, easy to install over critical components to protect against dust, direct airflow and reduce engine noise to keep the bay clean and the soundtrack enjoyable. This Engine Cover features tough compounds that cannot burn or bend and it can be clipped to factory mounts to give it a perfect factory appearance and also assist wires and hoses to be in order. The engine center is a done deal since the hood is already high whenever opening it and also makes the car look like it was in a car showroom. Installation requires that a level is parked, the engine cooled, the old panel removed and a new Engine Cover stuck on studs, pressed, and rattles checked.