Questions and Answers
(4)Question:
Dodge OE 68109836AB - Front Bumper Cover
What color is the bumper?
Posted by Customer / December 29, 20222012 Dodge Challenger
CARiD Answer:
Hello, this item comes unpainted and we do not paint-to-match. We recommend going to your local auto body shop for paint and installation
Posted by CARiD Expert / January 03, 2023
Question:
Dodge OE 68040220AC - Front Hood Seal
I own a 2014 Dodge Challenger RT-5.7 Hemi engine looking to replace the rubber Front Hood Seal.
There are two different prices-which one would I purchase and how many hood pins would I need to purchase also.
Posted by Rickey / September 29, 20212014 Dodge Challenger
CARiD Answer:
Hi the part number 68051392AB is the hood seal mounted to the body. The part number 68040220AC is the hood seal mounted to the hood. Your Challenger may use one or both -- order the seal based on its mounting location. Regarding "pins", we are unsure which you are referencing. You would order parts based on the exact quantity you need to replace, keeping in mind these are all 100% OE (Original Equipment) parts.
Posted by CARiD Expert / September 30, 2021
Question:
Dodge OE 68109836AB - Front Bumper Cover
I have a 11 challenger SRT8 need a ft cover
Posted by Customer / September 12, 20222011 Dodge Challenger
CARiD Answer:
Hello, please give us a call at 800-505-3274 or use our live chat for assistance.
Posted by CARiD Expert / September 13, 2022
Question:
Dodge OE 68109837AA - Front Spoiler
What does it mean when it says with extended deflect??
Posted by Customer / February 03, 20212014 Dodge Challenger
CARiD Answer:
Hi, we checked with Dodge, and the part "without extended deflector" is also referred to as a "lower fascia panel" on some other Dodge sites. The part "with extended deflector" is also referred to as a 'front air dam". The "with extended.../air dam" part extends outward more, and also wraps around the front sides. Dodge lists this part as "Fitting Vehicle Options: 22 - 2-DR SEDAN TYPE #2, D - DODGE, R - RACE, X - SPECIAL".
Posted by CARiD Expert / February 10, 2021