Porsche Cayman 987 Front Right Wheel Arch Liner is a precise body component from the Mudguards category, designed to protect the front right wheel arch from water, mud, and debris. This used OEM part helps maintain the wheel well in better condition, reducing corrosion and wear on suspension components and electrical installations. It's a practical solution for Porsche owners looking to restore factory wheel arch protection after damage or wear to the original liner.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: 98750420400
- Mark: Porsche
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: 98750420400
- Substitutable numbers: 98750420400, 987 504 204 00
- Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
- Part type: Splash Guard
- Category: Splash Guards & Mud Flaps
Vehicle Application and Placement
The presented wheel arch liner is dedicated to the Porsche Cayman 987 model and is installed on the front right side of the vehicle. The component operates in close proximity to the wheel, shock absorber, brake lines, and sensor installations, making its correct fitment crucial for both mechanical protection and aerodynamic stability within the wheel arch area.
Its factory-defined placement is the front – right side, which simplifies unambiguous part identification during selection and installation. This minimizes the risk of errors when swapping with the left-side component or a different body version.
Protective Function and Installation Benefits
The wheel arch liner performs several key operational functions:
- It limits direct contact of water, mud, and road salt with suspension components and the bodywork on the inner side of the fender.
- It helps protect electrical wiring, sensors, and harnesses routed within the wheel arch from dirt and mechanical damage.
- It supports stable airflow within the wheel well, which is important for brake cooling and acoustic comfort.
- It reduces the risk of accelerated corrosion on the inner fender edges and mounting points.
For a sports car like the Cayman 987, maintaining a functional wheel arch liner is important not only for aesthetics but also for usability – especially during dynamic driving in varying weather conditions.
Product Characteristics and Fitment
The offered wheel arch liner comes from the original Porsche line, ensuring proper fitment with factory mounting points on the body. The construction is tailored to the geometry of the front right wheel arch in the Cayman 987, meaning the part requires no additional modifications or adjustments after installation.
As a used part, it represents a cost-effective solution for users seeking an original component at a reasonable price while maintaining compliance with factory specifications. Correct fitment to the model and installation side reduces replacement time and simplifies servicing.
Condition and Service Application
The wheel arch liner is offered in used condition, meaning the part has been previously used on a vehicle but is still suitable for further use after proper installation. This type of part is often replaced after a collision, mechanical damage (e.g., from contact with a curb or obstacle), or after prolonged use in harsh road conditions.
Replacing the wheel arch liner with a functional part allows for:
- Restoring factory protection to the front right wheel arch.
- Limiting further damage resulting from the absence of the liner.
- Maintaining a consistent appearance and technical completeness of the bodywork.
Related Parts and Category Offerings
If you are upgrading the wheel arch protection on your Porsche or assembling a set of liners after bodywork repair, it's worth considering other protective elements within the wheel arch and wheel area. In this case, to select compatible components for this model, check the available parts in the Porsche Mudguards category.
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