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Fender Brace; Front Left; Rear Upper Bracket (15-19 Sierra 3500 HD)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item SHG6551
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Helps Align and Secure Vehicle Fender
- Engineered and Tested to Rigorous Standards
- Backed by General Motors
- Collision Part Designed to Promote Proper and Safe Repair
- Condition: New
- Position: Left Front Upper
- Also Known As Fender Upper Bracket
- Fits 2015-2019 Sierra 3500 HD
Description
Front Fender Support. The Fender Brace (Front Left, Rear Upper Bracket) is an essential component that helps properly align and secure the front left fender of the vehicle. It ensures structural integrity and correct positioning of the fender, which is crucial for safety and appearance after repairs or collisions.
Construction and Appearance. Crafted from high-quality materials to meet strict standards, this bracket features durable construction that withstands the stresses of vehicle operation. It has a factory finish to resist corrosion and maintain longevity under normal driving conditions.
Installation. Installation requires moderate automotive repair skills and typically involves bolt-on mounting without the need for drilling. It is designed to fit precisely for straightforward replacement.
Warranty. This part is backed by a minimum 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects.
Application. Specifically designed to fit 2015 through 2019 Sierra 3500 HD models, this bracket meets OEM standards, ensuring proper fit and function.
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Tech Specs
5.0
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