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Because they’re exposed and often have seams and liners, they’re common places to find rust and hidden corrosion.","simplifiedExplanation":"The rear wheel wells are the areas around the back wheels. Dirt and moisture get trapped there, so rust often starts in that spot.","sourceStartTime":5247.0,"sourceEndTime":5247.0}},{"id":501448,"startTime":5251.2,"endTime":5251.2,"type":"term","title":"crumbles","url":"/glossary/crumbles","quote":"So we're going to pop the fender skirts off and see how many crumbles come out with that.\nAnd if it's not too many hell, who knows if if I can't sell it for at least a little bit of money.","canonicalId":"term:crumbles","priority":0.3,"confidence":0.75,"source":"hybrid-fuzzy+gpt-5.4-nano","data":{"explanation":"In this context, “crumbles” refers to flaking, powdery rust or deteriorated metal that falls out when trim or skirts are removed. 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