Mopar Wheel Liners - Ram Rebel
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In this video I install Mopar rear wheel liners on my 2020 Ram Rebel. Installation is pretty straight forward but takes some finagling to get the liners in place.
I ordered these from Moparpartsgiant.com Links below to the liners.
Liner 1: www.moparparts...
Liner 2: www.moparparts...
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Thanks so much for watching!
Just installed mine if you don't have factory flares u will need 6 more screws 3 on each side.
Jeremy Lynch good call out, thanks! I’ll pin that.
Jeremy Lynch di you have any trouble finding a clip for the screw on the inside of the well??
MrSlinger35 finding as in replacing the clips with new or finding as in, trying to align everything and get the screw threaded?
If the former, they clips are called u-nuts and should be available at a parts store.
If the later, make sure you start at the bottom on each side to pull everything down nicely.
Hey! Might you happen to know the part numbers of the screws needed. What about the metal u-shaped clips at latch onto the edges of the body panel? Is there as part number for those also? Thanks.
screw P# 6912919-AA screw hex 23043027
Jut bought my 2020 Ram Rebel after having two F-150's in a row. I love my Ram, but I must say, this is clearly a design flaw! I can see going cheap on a lower end trims, but c'mon! These should be standard on a truck with a $60k sticker. Just installed mine thanks to your video. I asked the dealer about them and they told me that they will not install them because it's too complicated and they won't drill holes in the frame due to rust concerns...HUH? After watching your video it was obvious this was not a huge deal. As I was installing mine, I found a huge chunks of dried up mud enclosing the sensor wires headed back to the rear bumper and continuing to the bumper. I had to gently break it up so I didn't pull a wire apart. Thank you for making this video and clearly illustrating the process!!!
Why doesn't ram make them standard on all ram truck are options for $195.00 from the factory?
Couldn’t agree more!
Thanks so much for taking the time to do this video, saves us all some time and I just don't understand why they are not included as we spend alot of money for these trucks. Love my 2020 bighorn!
Irritating that basic protection like this isn’t standard... hope the video helps!
Because of your great video my wheel well liner installation went without a hitch: thanks! In preparation for the install, I ordered in some extra 8mm panel screws and clips. Seems that step was unnecessary, because the liners came with a huge bag of extra screws and clips. I now have 22 leftover 8mm screws and 24 leftover clips. It took over four months for my liners to arrive at the local dealership. Seems RAM is way behind in either manufacturing or delivery, probably both. Anyway, my liners look awesome and the undercarriage of my truck and bed are well protected. Thanks for posting; much appreciated.
great to hear!
Just did mine as well, with your help. THANKS!
Yes, if you do not have the wheel lip moldings, you will need 3 extra screws per side. You should
find them at Lowe’s and Home Depot if that is more convenient.
I too was very disappointed in the quality of the plastic liners. So flimsy. So thin. So, I decided to reuse the front factory shield too. I removed 3 clips from the new liners and placed them the factory front shield. The new liner fit snugly between the factory shield and the fender lip.
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!
Thanks for this video. I figured it couldn’t be too hard to do, but it’s great having some tips to make it easier. I know it’s been said before, but they really should just do this standard from factory.
Thanks this was the most informative video i found, just installed mine on 2020 1500 without flares only issue i had was on the reused ubolt had to adjust it down a bit from the plastic so it wouldnt fall off while getting everything in place. First one took 30 mins second one about 15 mins. Have to say they are flimsy but should stop the dirt and more so around here rock hitting the metal that was exposed on the gravel roads.
According to my local CJDR dealer's parts department, the part number for the screws is 6510175AA.
I just did this install..do not pull the rear wheel opening spat straight out and leave the clips in the body. Remove them with the clips attached to it by using pliers from the inside of the wheel well. If you pull them out you will bend the teeth on them which in result will cause your trim piece to not seat back properly and not line up correctly with your bumper.
My new 2021 Ram 2500 does not have the wheel well liners. I'll be buying an after market set and install them myself. I have less than 200 miles on my truck, so I'll clean up the wells and install the liners before much damage can be done. I can't believe this is how Dodge cuts corners.
I just finished mine even added Husky Mud Flaps... Pretty easy but getting the screws to line up can be a pain... Overall simple task.
comes in a whole kit now. just installed on my 22 rebel looks so much cleaner! great video, thank you
I had to do the same thing for my 2004 Dodge Ram 1500, but the wheelhouse liners back then were of a much heavier gauge plastic. I've just installed these on my 2020 Ram 1500 and was really surprised at the lack of quality in this new Mopar product (found this video after I installed mine...). I suppose the liners will work, but not sure how long they'll hold up. I used the Mopar screw 6510827AA and not the 6510175AA indicated below. You can also find screws on that big Internet store that starts with an "A" that will also work. I found some M4.8 - 1.5 x 16mm screws for a BMW that worked well - not as long as the Mopar ones (I didn't have enough of the Mopar screws). For the additional needed U Nut, I found a nylon set at Autozone (Dorman Nissan Fender Liner Clips - #961-307D) ($3.99 for a package of two nuts) that worked perfect. I prefer the nylon over the steel to avoid corrosion. I have the Night Package, not the Rebel, so I needed more screws than was indicated in the video.
It's interesting I always wondered why it didn't come with rear liners. Especially it being an "off road" truck. Or at least paint the inside of the bed, black, or bed line.
The Not So Ordinary Car Guy yup, you see how much mud I pulled out? How “Offroad” cable is this truck if it’s going to hold every ounce of dirt you hit.
Plasidip and an hplv gun will do you wonders !! Saves you money and much better looking if you do it right!!
See my reply to your other comment.
All the screws are in place if you have the fender flares, if you don't, you will need 8 extra screws, and two U-tabs to install properly. You can use two U-tabs off of one of the 1/3 liner.
I have the fenders flares, you will be one screw short
Thanks for the video... did this new 2021 two weeks ... I was scared to do the drilling part but gathered up the courage and I had 1 side done in an hour.. 20 minutes for the other LOL... don't know they don't come stock, but I guess you gotta make a buck somewhere.
Yup!
Gms fiber liner looks nice but sucks big time in the winter. Snow and ice would build up so bad and be stuck. These are much better in that regard
Does anyone know the part numbers for the clips that hold the lower-rear trim? O'Reillys wasn't much help.
Update...I too, broke the back clips...I was able to utilize the left-over 'U' clamps and set with a screw. Works perfectly, and it's a better hold.
I watched your video because I am about to purchase 2020 Ram and want to do this upgrade right away. I was thinking I would spray undercoating all inside there before installing the liners. Or may be get Line-X to spray them while doing the bedliner
Where did you find the screws. My truck doesn’t have the flares so I’m missing more then just one screw. Do you have to order them from mopar?
I had some screws laying around from an old mudflaps installation.
Where did you find the two plastic studs for the rear body trim piece? I busted them off just like you did on the passenger side.
Found some replacement clips at Autozone
My 2021ram1500 classic tradesman came with wheel well liners from the factory no charge there standard on the ram classic 👍🛻
The links that you provided for the wheel liners, it one link for the right and one link is for the left??
Yup!
One would think that paying 50 60 or 70 grand they would put in these cheap plastic covers.
Makes me wonder they leave things like this out just so the truck rots and they get us to buy another.
I noticed it on a friends ford same missing parts at first I thought someone stole them but nope the manufacturer is just so fucking cheap.
I would rather them take cost from some dumb ass feature than this important part.
Its like not having shingles on a roof,it will rot
I couldn’t agree more. Nickel and diming us to death!
Do you know if the liners are different for beds with Ramboxes?
I believe they are different
@@WaterFowler41 ok. I can’t seem to find any different part number for w/rambox.
great video, fortunately i watched your video first. Question,, is there a way to include the existing liners along with the new full liner to help make is stronger. the new full liners are quite thin.
No there isn’t. Thanks for watching my video!
I have the same wheel liners you had and i thought thats all the coverage ram made it for didnt know they had these types of wheels liners, my window sticker mentions wheel liners but not the full version, i feel cheated.
Now … how much is it for the left and right covers?
No idea this video is quite old, I posted links in the description to the parts. Should help you with part numbers and current costs
Thanks for the quick response. Thank you I. I got the links
What side steps do you have
Real_Talk 816 those are Deezee NXT running boards. There’s a video on my channel with more info about them.
Did y’all get a message saying that the figment can’t be verified?
I did not but I also ordered these a LONG time ago
Yeah as a first time truck owner I didn’t even notice until I saw this video lol. I have the 2020 Ram Rebel
Well now I feel bad! Hope this video helped you out!
The question is why doesn’t this just come stock?
Nicholas Bay I could not agree more.
It is unbelievable that Ram would not include these cheap plastic liners as standard equipment on the 2019’s. They came standard on the ‘09-‘18 Crew Cabs.
@@Miami543210 Funny though because truck prices keep going up and up but the basic stuff like wheel liners, mud flaps, and halfway decent floor mats are getting less and less common...
Did these on my 19 rebel. My 14 and 17 1500 express rams had full rear liners. I did email ram about my dissatisfaction about a $60k truck not coming with them standard
It was the same on my 13 150 i had to add them as well, I saw couple 2020 1500s with dealer installed for 195 already on them but my dealer wanted 195 plus install of 150.
Good video, Did you list the part number for the 2 screws you need to add?
Negative as I had extra trim screws laying around from another project
@@WaterFowler41 Copy, I ordered a few of what I think are the right ones. I'll post the part # if it turns out they're the right ones.
Greg Grill awesome I’ll pin the part numbers when you loop back
Odd, my 2020 Big Horn came with these off the lot.
Yup some came with it, other didn’t. Really aggravating that the “off road” Rebel didn’t come standard. Oh well...
Yup some do some don’t, all should come with them though!
@@alexsharypov9844 so does my Ram2021 are a option for $195.00 factory installed
What brand fender flares?
They are stock
I installed the Husky liners on mine much easier install and cheaper too. Not this complicated
Thanks for showing us what a $60,000 truck looks like with garbage plastic wheel well inserts !! If you want good protection without tearing up your new investment buy an inexpensive HVLP air sprayer and do a mix of 50/50 Plasti dip and thinner. Three coats over a 10-hour period on an 80° day.
A spray liner isn’t going to protect the truck from any of that mud I dug out of the bumper. While thin these liners block that stuff from shoot up over these 1/3 liners and collecting in those crevices.
WF Thanks for the video, just picked up my Rebel a couple weeks ago.
PSA: Mopar sells these as a kit. When I picked mine up from the dealer ($110.00) it included a bunch of extra screws and metal clips.
Part number: 82216333AA
Was it $110 per each side , or left and right kit?