Plastic Pins That Secure Radiator Cover/Shroud
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Plastic Pins That Secure Radiator Cover/Shroud
What is the name of the plastic pins that hold the radiator cover in place? I have looked a few places and can't find them. I'm pretty sure I'm not using the correct nomenclature.
Thanks.
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I don't know the proper name, but when I broke one and couldn't find one to match at the local auto parts stores, I went to the parts counter at my local Ford dealer and showed him one. He went in back and came out with a box of assorted sizes and let me pick what I needed. He was busy, so he didn't charge me for it.
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They're just called body retainers.
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/d...6/ford/mustang
or these if you want the screw head kind...
Hope that helps ya!
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/d...6/ford/mustang
or these if you want the screw head kind...
Hope that helps ya!
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They're just called body retainers.
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/d...6/ford/mustang
or these if you want the screw head kind...
https://www.amazon.com/Bumper-Cover-.../dp/B0040CRWMS
Hope that helps ya!
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/d...6/ford/mustang
or these if you want the screw head kind...
https://www.amazon.com/Bumper-Cover-.../dp/B0040CRWMS
Hope that helps ya!
It does, thanks a bunch.
I wish, there is a decent one for 60-70 miles from where I live.
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They're generally called push pins. There is even a special pliers made for removing them, but it's not really needed. It does make removing them a bit quicker and easier which is nice when your dealing with a large number of them. Most auto parts stores have them. NAPA probably has one of the larger selections.