Missing Parts in Wheel Well?
#1
Missing Parts in Wheel Well?
Just purchased an 04 Maxima SE - Spirited Bronze. WOW is this drivetrain addictive!!
I feel guilty calling this a *Family* car.
Thanks to all on this forum for quickly getting me up to speed on issues regarding the Maxima.
As I was washing the car for the first time, I noticed that the rear wheel wells are lined with what appears to be cardboard-backed trunk carpet. Did they forget to put the plastic liner around the wheel wells
Surely Nissan's engineers are not this brain dead - It appears that I have to wash and vacuum the rear wheel wells to clean them. How long will this look attractive once mud and road grime starts building up.
Please tell me that they forgot to put these parts on and that its NOT a trademark of Maximas.
I can't get to a dealer anytime soon to check out the others.
I feel guilty calling this a *Family* car.
Thanks to all on this forum for quickly getting me up to speed on issues regarding the Maxima.
As I was washing the car for the first time, I noticed that the rear wheel wells are lined with what appears to be cardboard-backed trunk carpet. Did they forget to put the plastic liner around the wheel wells
Surely Nissan's engineers are not this brain dead - It appears that I have to wash and vacuum the rear wheel wells to clean them. How long will this look attractive once mud and road grime starts building up.
Please tell me that they forgot to put these parts on and that its NOT a trademark of Maximas.
I can't get to a dealer anytime soon to check out the others.
#3
Originally posted by hoffman
that stuff is soundproofing for the car, its meant to be there
that stuff is soundproofing for the car, its meant to be there
I have a feeling after a few thousand miles of road grime that this material will look very bad (even with routine cleaning). Certainly a poor design decision.
#6
Re: Missing Parts in Wheel Well?
Originally posted by MinMax04
Just purchased an 04 Maxima SE - Spirited Bronze. WOW is this drivetrain addictive!!
I feel guilty calling this a *Family* car.
Thanks to all on this forum for quickly getting me up to speed on issues regarding the Maxima.
As I was washing the car for the first time, I noticed that the rear wheel wells are lined with what appears to be cardboard-backed trunk carpet. Did they forget to put the plastic liner around the wheel wells
Surely Nissan's engineers are not this brain dead - It appears that I have to wash and vacuum the rear wheel wells to clean them. How long will this look attractive once mud and road grime starts building up.
Please tell me that they forgot to put these parts on and that its NOT a trademark of Maximas.
I can't get to a dealer anytime soon to check out the others.
Just purchased an 04 Maxima SE - Spirited Bronze. WOW is this drivetrain addictive!!
I feel guilty calling this a *Family* car.
Thanks to all on this forum for quickly getting me up to speed on issues regarding the Maxima.
As I was washing the car for the first time, I noticed that the rear wheel wells are lined with what appears to be cardboard-backed trunk carpet. Did they forget to put the plastic liner around the wheel wells
Surely Nissan's engineers are not this brain dead - It appears that I have to wash and vacuum the rear wheel wells to clean them. How long will this look attractive once mud and road grime starts building up.
Please tell me that they forgot to put these parts on and that its NOT a trademark of Maximas.
I can't get to a dealer anytime soon to check out the others.
#7
Rear wheel well fuzz.........
Hey Fellows, this material is on the rear of the '04 to reduce water "spray" from out of the wheel well. I just hit 4,000 miles last nite, only had 'er up to 120 mph so far. Wow! what a strong pull the car has on the Interstate. My buddy's '02 Altima 3.5 just get's left behind at around 105 mph. WHAT A CAR the'04 is!!
#8
Re: Re: Missing Parts in Wheel Well?
Originally posted by bluemaxx
Calm down, take a breath. Spray it off at the car wash just like before, it will look fine. How did you know it was there? I can't see it, (without bending over,)but I stuck my hand in there and felt around. It is kind of fuzzy textured. I think they covered the wheel wells with the same stuff that is on the doors. I guess you could ScotchGuard the wheel wells if you are worried about it.
Calm down, take a breath. Spray it off at the car wash just like before, it will look fine. How did you know it was there? I can't see it, (without bending over,)but I stuck my hand in there and felt around. It is kind of fuzzy textured. I think they covered the wheel wells with the same stuff that is on the doors. I guess you could ScotchGuard the wheel wells if you are worried about it.
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