Body Parts 1976-1991

Volvo 340/360 Right Front Fender

The right front fender is the body panel that covers the right front wheel well on your Volvo, protecting the wheel arch from road debris and providing aerodynamic flow. On models like the XC90, XC60, and S60, the fender houses mounting points for side indicators, wheel arch liners, and on newer models integrates with radar sensors for blind-spot monitoring. In South African conditions with gravel roads and pothole damage, fenders commonly suffer dents, scrapes, and rust along the lower edge where mud and moisture collect. We supply inspected Volvo 340/360 right front fender compatible with the 1976-1991 range, with warranty included and nationwide courier delivery.

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Part Type

Right Front Fender

Fits

Volvo 340/360

Common Signs You Need a New Right Front Fender

Visible dents, creases, or paint damage on the right front panel from parking incidents or road debris impacts

Rust bubbling or corrosion along the lower fender edge, particularly common on older V70, S60, and XC70 models exposed to coastal moisture

Gaps or misalignment between the fender and bonnet, door, or bumper indicating mounting bracket damage

Cracked or missing fender liner allowing road spray to enter the engine bay and damaging wiring harnesses

Rattling or loose panel movement when driving over bumps, suggesting broken mounting clips or bolt failure

Damaged or non-functioning side indicator lights integrated into the fender panel

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Common Questions About Right Front Fender

How much does a replacement right front fender cost for a Volvo in South Africa?

Used genuine Volvo fenders range from R1,500–R3,800 depending on model and condition, with XC90 and XC60 panels typically at the higher end due to integrated sensor mounts. A V40 or S60 fender usually costs R1,500–R2,500, while older V70 and S80 fenders run R1,200–R2,200. Panel beating and paint will add R2,500–R5,000 to the total cost depending on the shop.

Can I fit a left front fender on the right side of my Volvo?

No, Volvo fenders are side-specific with different mounting points, body contours, and indicator light positions. The XC60 and newer S60 models also have different sensor mounting provisions on each side. Always source the correct right-side fender for your specific model year.

Will a fender from an older XC90 fit my newer model?

No, the first-generation XC90 (2002–2014) and second-generation XC90 (2015+) have completely different body panels that are not interchangeable. Even within the same generation, facelifted models may have minor mounting differences. Always verify the exact model year and variant before purchasing.

Do I need to replace the fender liner when fitting a used fender?

The fender liner (wheel arch liner) is a separate component that should be inspected when replacing the fender, as it often gets damaged in the same incident. On models like the XC60 and V60, a damaged liner allows water into the engine bay and can cause electrical issues with the T5 or D5 engine harnesses. Budget R400–R900 for a replacement liner if needed.

Can fender damage affect my Volvo's safety systems?

Yes, on XC90, XC60, S90, and V90 models equipped with City Safety and blind-spot monitoring, the right front fender houses radar sensors and mounting brackets. Even minor misalignment from fender damage can cause system malfunctions and dashboard warnings. Ensure proper alignment and sensor calibration after any fender replacement.