Need Fastener for trim above bumper
#1
#4
Need three of them.
You are mighty nice to check..
But, I would not worry about it.
Looks like I need to give Atlantic British some business.
Thanks guys for nailing this part down for me.
I bought two boxes of generic fasteners from Autozone and none of them fit.
Be careful how you back up.
If there is a car behind you - well, it can remove these parts by breaking off the fasteners.
You are mighty nice to check..
But, I would not worry about it.
Looks like I need to give Atlantic British some business.
Thanks guys for nailing this part down for me.
I bought two boxes of generic fasteners from Autozone and none of them fit.
Be careful how you back up.
If there is a car behind you - well, it can remove these parts by breaking off the fasteners.
#8
Hi guys,
I tried searching with no luck so thought I'd revive this old thread.
I ordered these fasteners from Atlantic British, but I'm having a difficult time re-installing the trim piece. I broke one of the clips in the process and have left it alone so I don't break more.
Is there a trick to getting the piece to slide in with the fasteners? I think mine might be more of a tight squeeze because I have a safari guard rear bumper. Should the clips go in the trim piece first, then in to the panel? Or clips in the panel first and slide the trim piece on to them?
Thanks for the help!
I tried searching with no luck so thought I'd revive this old thread.
I ordered these fasteners from Atlantic British, but I'm having a difficult time re-installing the trim piece. I broke one of the clips in the process and have left it alone so I don't break more.
Is there a trick to getting the piece to slide in with the fasteners? I think mine might be more of a tight squeeze because I have a safari guard rear bumper. Should the clips go in the trim piece first, then in to the panel? Or clips in the panel first and slide the trim piece on to them?
Thanks for the help!
#10
Hi guys,
I tried searching with no luck so thought I'd revive this old thread.
I ordered these fasteners from Atlantic British, but I'm having a difficult time re-installing the trim piece. I broke one of the clips in the process and have left it alone so I don't break more.
Is there a trick to getting the piece to slide in with the fasteners? I think mine might be more of a tight squeeze because I have a safari guard rear bumper. Should the clips go in the trim piece first, then in to the panel? Or clips in the panel first and slide the trim piece on to them?
Thanks for the help!
I tried searching with no luck so thought I'd revive this old thread.
I ordered these fasteners from Atlantic British, but I'm having a difficult time re-installing the trim piece. I broke one of the clips in the process and have left it alone so I don't break more.
Is there a trick to getting the piece to slide in with the fasteners? I think mine might be more of a tight squeeze because I have a safari guard rear bumper. Should the clips go in the trim piece first, then in to the panel? Or clips in the panel first and slide the trim piece on to them?
Thanks for the help!
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