Plastic tab thingys
Howdy, I removed my air dam last week and broke pretty much all my little plastic screw tab thingys.
Where can I get more of these? Or what part number is them so I can order a few more?
Thanks
Where can I get more of these? Or what part number is them so I can order a few more?
Thanks
Does anyone have any info on something to use as a replacement, that is more durable and actually (re)usable?
I was considering reusing the stock "base" pieces, but using actual sheet metal screws instead of the lame plastic ones. Not sure if that would work.
I was considering reusing the stock "base" pieces, but using actual sheet metal screws instead of the lame plastic ones. Not sure if that would work.
I wouldn't suggest using metal screws to put those panels back together. The purpose of those cheep plastic rivets is that they rip out easily without destroying anything else.
Originally Posted by JK-Ford
The plastic rivet thingy's are reusable. If you be careful with them while removing them.
I wouldn't suggest using metal screws to put those panels back together. The purpose of those cheep plastic rivets is that they rip out easily without destroying anything else.
Thanks guys. Good point about the plastic's 'give'.
I've used some rivets on another vehicle of mine that I've really liked. These other rivets had the same general functionality, except the center section was just a button that would sit flush when installed. To release them from the body work, you just had to pop the center section in. They'd indent with a nice click, then you could remove the entire rivet easily with a flat blade screwdriver. Very easy to use and very reusable. I just don't remember what vehicle I had them on!
I've used some rivets on another vehicle of mine that I've really liked. These other rivets had the same general functionality, except the center section was just a button that would sit flush when installed. To release them from the body work, you just had to pop the center section in. They'd indent with a nice click, then you could remove the entire rivet easily with a flat blade screwdriver. Very easy to use and very reusable. I just don't remember what vehicle I had them on!


