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ASR2220 - Rear Quarter Panel

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Genuine Part
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Rear Quarter Panel Right-hand rear quarter panel forming the rear corner of the bodyside.

The panel covers the rear wheel arch and the area between the rear side and the tailgate aperture, locating against the body floor, the rear pillar and the roof line. It carries the rear lamp and trim mountings and is fitted for accident or corrosion repair of the right-hand rear body. The corresponding left-hand panel is ASR2221.
Alternative Codes
ASR2220

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Rear Quarter Panel (ASR2220) used for?
The Rear Quarter Panel forms the right-hand rear corner of the bodyside, covering the rear wheel arch and the area between the rear bodyside and the tailgate aperture. It carries the rear lamp and trim mountings and is fitted for accident or corrosion repair. Genuine Land Rover part.
Which side of the vehicle does this quarter panel fit?
This quarter panel fits the right-hand rear of the body. The left-hand rear corner uses a separate, handed panel, so confirm you need the right-hand side before ordering. The two sides are not interchangeable.
Where does the rear quarter panel locate on the body?
The rear quarter panel locates against the body floor, the rear pillar and the roof line, covering the rear wheel arch up to the tailgate aperture. It carries the rear lamp and trim mountings, sitting as the outer skin of the right-hand rear corner.
Is fitting a rear quarter panel a DIY job?
Fitting a rear quarter panel is typically a bodyshop job, not a home repair. The panel is usually welded and aligned to the body floor and rear pillar, then finished and painted. Specialist tools and panel-fitting experience are normally needed for a correct result.