Where to find plastic pins for engine under cover?
#1
Where to find plastic pins for engine under cover?
2018 Fit EX. I ran over some frozen manure and did some minor damage to the undercarriage protection. I believe I am missing the two rearmost push pins for the plastic under cover. The rest of the cover is held on with screws but I think the rear is held on with push pins. Anyone know where I can find these?
Thanks.
Thanks.
#2
2018 Fit EX. I ran over some frozen manure and did some minor damage to the undercarriage protection. I believe I am missing the two rearmost push pins for the plastic under cover. The rest of the cover is held on with screws but I think the rear is held on with push pins. Anyone know where I can find these?
Thanks.
Thanks.
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-generation-2015/94227-splash-shield-screws-retainer-clips.html
#3
Answering my own question. OEM P/N:
91514-TG1-T01
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-...ner-clips.html
91514-TG1-T01
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-...ner-clips.html
#4
This should help:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-...ner-clips.html
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-...ner-clips.html
#5
imo, the oem retainer clip sucks. I use something like THIS:
(its beefy, once its in there, its NOT going anywhere. much more durable as well, I've yet to break one, and my other cars are all LOW, much lower than cars ive seen on these boards)
(its beefy, once its in there, its NOT going anywhere. much more durable as well, I've yet to break one, and my other cars are all LOW, much lower than cars ive seen on these boards)
#6
Thanks for the suggestion! But are they easy to remove? The clips in question really don't have much stress on them--even without them the rear of the shield only sags a little. I'm mostly interested in not making oil changes more difficult.
#9
*You can use an old fork too, so you don't really need a trim tool (unless you have them already, or need them for other things too).
I would stray away from flathead screwdrivers for those, as they chew up the head too much
I would stray away from flathead screwdrivers for those, as they chew up the head too much
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