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If you've been hearing a clucking rattling sound under your seats then it is possible that your car's rocker panel is shouting for replacement. Rocker panel is the body panel metal piece that extends under the car just beneath the door. It is protected with a rock proof protectant against mud, dirt, road debris and other particles that can cause damage and corrosion. It also serves as the platform or foundation for other connected auto components which may include the seats and the doors.
The size and measurement of the rocker panel depends on the body type of the car. The replacement must be of exact fit or else you may need another replacement that can just waste the money spent. Installation of new rocker panels requires welding and removal of the old one needs cutting. It is preferable to cut the sloped portion of the old rocker panel by using a grinder with a cutting disc for a clean cut result. The rocker must be thoroughly cut to achieve a firm foundation for the new rocker panel replacement but the cutting must not go into the outrigger. The surfaces must be smooth and clean to have easier welding. Other spot welds can be cut with ease by using a special type of spot-weld drill bit.
The areas to be cut would depend on the shape of the new rocker panel replacement. Different designs and styles are widely lined-up under various brands and names which include the tough and stylish Dodge rocker panel. Rocker panels from Dodge are specifically engineered as a match to the optimum performance of Chevy makes. Other auto brands can also weld it in place provided that it is matched with the distinctness of the car which includes the specs, configurations and dimensions.
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