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The molded plastic Chrysler Fender Splash Shield that hugs the wheel well keeps water, grit, and stones from chewing up your paint, wiring, and engine bits. Chrysler has pursued solid, no-nonsense driving since 1925 with Floating Power engine mounts to calm the engines, Airflow body lines to slice the wind, and stay quiet inside. The company has taken measures to ensure that its first practical minivan provides an answer for families thanks to its big doors, flat floor, and seats that pop out without a wrestling match. Ongoing adjustments ensure that the ride maintains a silky smooth quality, the steering remains lightweight and easy to use, and the controls on the dashboard are so well-organized that the new driver will hit the right switch the first time out. When your Fender Splash Shield gets a crack, grab the jack, lug wrench, and basic socket set before rust and road slop start sneaking between the wheel arch. Level the Chrysler on even ground, chock the back wheels, lift the corner high enough to pull the tire and open liner access. Freeing the old Fender Splash Shield is as easy as pulling out the plastic rivets or screws and brushing away all the packed mud so the mounting lip is clean. Check how the new piece fits, align every tab, then thread the hardware snug but don't strip it because a loose Fender Splash Shield flaps as loudly as a bad muffler. Put the wheel back on and torque the lugs. Then drop the car, put the steering lock to lock, and listen; if there's no scrape, your Chrysler is safe.