Description
Protective strip with chrome above the right fender
Color HVD – GRAY CHINE COVERS
Passenger side
Part description
This used part for Citroën C3 II cars is suitable for repairing a damaged or missing bodywork element in the area of the right side of the car. The marking 9025V9 makes it easy to find the part precisely by product number, which is appreciated by both car repair shops and home mechanics when replacing the original part.
The part corresponds to the design for the passenger side and includes a chrome element. In the case of used body parts, the main advantage is the preservation of the original shape and processing, which is important during assembly for proper alignment with the surrounding parts of the car.
Technical information
Product codes
- Product codes: 9025V9
- Models: Citroën C3 II
Installation recommendations
Since the exact method of attaching this particular part is not reliably evident from the available documents, below is a general procedure typically for replacing an outer body / cover part. The exact steps may vary depending on the specific car design and mounting method.
1) Before assembly
- Carefully compare the new and original part for shape, dimensions, right-side orientation, and location of attachment points.
- Check for damage to latches, edges, seating surfaces or chrome part.
- Check the condition of the surrounding parts of the body so that the new piece fits correctly and does not create tension.
- Before assembly, clean the contact surfaces from dust, dirt residues and any old fasteners.
2) Necessary tools and materials
- Set of common hand tools
- Plastic pry bar for removing trim or covers
- Cleaning agent suitable for bodywork
- A soft cloth or microfiber cloth
- Protective gloves
3) Step-by-step assembly procedure
- Park the vehicle on level ground and secure it against movement.
- Carefully dismantle the original damaged or loose part so as not to damage the surrounding paint and subsequent parts.
- During disassembly, check whether there are no broken handles, clips or other fasteners remaining in the bodywork or connected parts.
- Clean the mounting surface and check its flatness and cleanliness.
- Dry place the used part in place and verify the correct orientation and alignment with the surrounding parts.
- If the part uses latches or guide points, seat it first without applying excessive force.
- Gradually press the part down or fix it so that it fits evenly along the entire length.
- Check that there are no gaps, crossovers or tension in the material.
- Wipe the visible surfaces and remove any fingerprints or dirt created during assembly.
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4) Post-assembly checks and function verification
- Check the fit of the part by applying light pressure at several points.
- Check that the part matches the surrounding parts of the body and does not disturb the appearance of the car.
- Check that nothing rubs or loosens when closing the door or during normal operation.
- After a short ride, check again that the part is correctly held in place and that there are no vibrations.
5) The most common assembly mistakes + how to avoid them
- Swapping right and left side – always check the orientation of the part before assembly.
- Using excessive force – may lead to snapping of handles or damage to the chrome part.
- Ignoring damaged mounts – even a slightly damaged mount can cause the part to loosen later.
- Insufficient post-assembly inspection – after installation it is always a good idea to check that the part fits evenly and firmly.
- Abrasion or impact when parking and maneuvering in a narrow space
- Minor collision damage on passenger side
- Cracking or breaking of fastening parts during careless disassembly
- Long-term effects of weather and mechanical wear
- Looseness of the part due to vibrations or previous unprofessional assembly
