Fender flare button pins

[The_Ick]

Had to remove the inner fender liners to install the shocks and some wiring. Does anyone have any info on the button pins that hold the fender flare on. I can probably get them from the dealer but hoping to get the correct size so I can get them from Napa etc.

 

[TheDocAUS]

Had to remove the inner fender liners to install the shocks and some wiring. Does anyone have any info on the button pins that hold the fender flare on. I can probably get them from the dealer but hoping to get the correct size so I can get them from Napa etc.

Do you have a photo you can post?

Here are known clips (door and trim clips):

TRIM (WHITE RETAINER CLIPS): spare white clips used for the panels can be bought here US and here AU and door clips here (US);

 

[TheDocAUS]

Had to remove the inner fender liners to install the shocks and some wiring. Does anyone have any info on the button pins that hold the fender flare on. I can probably get them from the dealer but hoping to get the correct size so I can get them from Napa etc.

Are these the clips visible on the plastic mudguard?

Images linked from here.

 

[The_Ick]

Do you have a photo you can post?

Here are known clips (door and trim clips):

It is the black plastic trim clips. It looks like the white ones you linked are probably the same.

I picked up 10 from the dealer and they were "somewhat" reasonably priced. I'll order a bunch more from your link

Thanks.

 

[TheDocAUS]

It is the black plastic trim clips. It looks like the white ones you linked are probably the same.

I picked up 10 from the dealer and they were "somewhat" reasonably priced. I'll order a bunch more from your link

Thanks.

Post a picture when you get them and we can add them to the list.

 

[Clark Kent]

Are you guys talking about the same thing?
Here's an old pic of my vehicle with the right rear flare removed. There are studs attached to the body and steel clips embedded into the flare. I don't have a pic of the inside of the flare to see what the clips look like.
The door trim card clips are plastic. I have a bag of those on my bench. Different item.

 

[The_Ick]

Are you guys talking about the same thing?
Here's an old pic of my vehicle with the right rear flare removed. There are studs attached to the body and steel clips embedded into the flare. I don't have a pic of the inside of the flare to see what the clips look like.
The door trim card clips are plastic. I have a bag of those on my bench. Different item.

The front flares are held on partially with the black plastic clips that attach to the fender and the metal clips that attach to the inner fender liner.

I believe the panel clips TheDocAUS linked will work but are slightly different. The door panel clips are entirely different.

 

[TheDocAUS]

Thanks I have linked that over at Resources.

TRIM (FENDER CLIPS): clips for the front fenders here;

 

[Clark Kent]

So for clarity, they are all different parts:

• The door trim clips have a dust seal and a male prong that clips into a hole in the door
• The front fender flare clips have a male prong that clips into a hole in the fender
• The rear fender flare clips have a female socket that clips over a male weld stud on the body

Door trim clip: GRA-0000-038210
Rear fender flare clip: GRA-0000-006500
Front fender flare clip: GRA-0000-005780


Door trim clip

Rear fender clip

Front fender clip

 

[The_Ick]

So for clarity, they are all different parts:

• The door trim clips have a dust seal and a male prong that clips into a hole in the door
• The front fender flare clips have a male prong that clips into a hole in the fender
• The rear fender flare clips have a female socket that clips over a male weld stud on the body

Door trim clip: GRA-0000-038210
Rear fender flare clip: GRA-0000-006500
Front fender flare clip: GRA-0000-005780

Thank you. Someday I’ll get access to the manual.

 

[ScotsmanSD]

Does anyone know where I can get the round plastic 2-piece clip that holds the plastic trim onto the underside of the sills outside the vehicle, along the same area as where you attach rock sliders ?

I broke a few when trying to hide some rock light wiring in there.

 

[The_Ick]

Does anyone know where I can get the round plastic 2-piece clip that holds the plastic trim onto the underside of the sills outside the vehicle, along the same area as where you attach rock sliders ?

I broke a few when trying to hide some rock light wiring in there.

Napa usually has a decent collection. This place seems to have everything but you will need all the dimensions. https://www.clipsandfasteners.com/automotive-clips-s/219.htm

I pulled a bunch of those for rock lights too. I ended up replacing them with 1/4 x 20 bolts to hold the wire retainers.

 

[ScotsmanSD]

I grabbed 2 different ones from O’Rielly’s yesterday that I swear looked to be exactly the same as the one I had in my pocket. Neither would fully engage when I tried them. I’m gonna look again but also going to order a few of these cheap Amazon zip-tie versions to see if they’ll do the job. For the price, even if they’re 1/2 way decent they might be all I need & can keep a handful in the truck for as needed repairs.

150Pack Nylon Universal Cable Tie Buckle, Zipper Clips for Cars, T Style Zip Ties Button Fixion Tools, Automotive Plastic Rivet Push Pin, Auto Body Parts Trim, Bumper Retainer Fender Liner Door Panel

https://a.co/d/0hozpgHP

 

[Eric]

I grabbed 2 different ones from O’Rielly’s yesterday that I swear looked to be exactly the same as the one I had in my pocket. Neither would fully engage when I tried them. I’m gonna look again but also going to order a few of these cheap Amazon zip-tie versions to see if they’ll do the job. For the price, even if they’re 1/2 way decent they might be all I need & can keep a handful in the truck for as needed repairs.

150Pack Nylon Universal Cable Tie Buckle, Zipper Clips for Cars, T Style Zip Ties Button Fixion Tools, Automotive Plastic Rivet Push Pin, Auto Body Parts Trim, Bumper Retainer Fender Liner Door Panel

https://a.co/d/0hozpgHP

Amazon also do boxes of assorted fasteners, I've used them on various vehicles over the years and found them to OK.