LH. UNDERDOOR LOWER SPAR

LH. UNDERDOOR LOWER SPAR

Product Description:

The purpose of Maserati part number 65964600 LH-Underdoor-Lower-Spar is to provide support and reinforcement for the lower portion of the left-hand side (LH) door sill. It is a structural component that is designed to help protect the vehicle from damage in the event of a collision. It is also responsible for helping to maintain the alignment of the door sill and ensuring that the door opens and closes smoothly.

The 65964600 LH-Underdoor-Lower-Spar is typically made of a strong and durable metal such as steel or aluminum. It is attached to the vehicle's body frame using a series of bolts or rivets. The spar is also typically coated with a protective finish to help prevent corrosion.

If the 65964600 LH-Underdoor-Lower-Spar is damaged or corroded, it should be replaced immediately. A damaged or corroded spar can weaken the vehicle's structure and make it more susceptible to damage in the event of a collision. It can also cause the door sill to misalign, making it difficult to open and close the door.

Here are some of the specific functions of the 65964600 LH-Underdoor-Lower-Spar:

• Provides support and reinforcement for the lower portion of the LH door sill.
• Helps to protect the vehicle from damage in the event of a collision.
• Helps to maintain the alignment of the door sill and ensures that the door opens and closes smoothly.
• Provides a mounting point for the LH door sill.
• Helps to distribute the weight of the LH door evenly across the vehicle's body frame.

The 65964600 LH-Underdoor-Lower-Spar is an important component of the Maserati vehicle's structure. It helps to keep the vehicle safe and secure, and it also plays a role in the smooth operation of the LH door.

If you have any queries regarding this part, our knowledgeable Scuderia Car Parts team are at your disposal for any further information you may require.

This car part is suitable for the following models:
4200 Spyder (2005-2007) CC, 4200 Spyder (2005-2007) GT, GranSport Spyder (2005-2007)