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...appears "untucked". :rolleyes: Only noticed it while inspecting my new tire yesterday. Easy fix at the body shop?
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Darned Klumpikat, your hem is showing! Sorry I couldn't resist thinking that as I looked at the picture. Did you run over something? Or back into a parking lot curb? That just looks like it might not have been attached properly. It doesn't look like a major hoora to fix...But I am always hesitant to let Ford dealerships work on my car. A good body shop could fix for sure...Good Luck fixing that hem!
 
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Nope...did not hit anything. Since I scraped the underside front molding on a short curb early in ownership I have become ridiculously careful with parking. There are no marks, dents or scrapes anywhere in that area.

I have to believe it was attached improperly.
 

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Try pushing it back in, or get under to see if there are any fasteners near that area the can be loosened, then the piece adjusted and the fasteners re-tightened. It might have taken a permanent set by now and replacement might be the best fix (warranty item).
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