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Message: Re: Can anyone help me identify the proper name or p/ns of . . .
Changed By: Trygve (San Francisco, CA)
Change Date: January 13, 2023 06:53PM
Re: Can anyone help me identify the proper name or p/ns of . . .
Change Date: January 13, 2023 06:53PM
Re: Can anyone help me identify the proper name or p/ns of . . .
A couple of basic screws and push-rivets... I keep a bunch of each of things including these on hand in a little sorting bin:
Pretty sure you will need a couple of these: 999-507-497-40
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99950749740.htm?pn=999-507-497-40-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
And a couple of these: 999-073-080-02
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99907308002.htm?pn=999-073-080-02-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
Hopefully your car still has the other end of what the screw goes into: 99959169901
(They come in different sizes, but this looks normal to me)
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99959169901.htm?pn=999-591-699-01-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
This fatter screw has a big flat head (not sure if it's a torx drive or what) and guy is used all over the car for lots of bumper/trim mounting points but I think not for your mudflap: . 9A7-007-517-00 Torx drive:
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/9A700751700.htm?pn=9A7-007-517-00-M100&SVSVSI=0780
Not sure if it is what the mud flap expects vs. the smaller screw. Sometimes either one will work, and on an older car you never know what type of fastener will be in place vs. what the factory put there...
Pretty sure you will need a couple of these: 999-507-497-40
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99950749740.htm?pn=999-507-497-40-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
And a couple of these: 999-073-080-02
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99907308002.htm?pn=999-073-080-02-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
Hopefully your car still has the other end of what the screw goes into: 99959169901
(They come in different sizes, but this looks normal to me)
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99959169901.htm?pn=999-591-699-01-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
This fatter screw has a big flat head (not sure if it's a torx drive or what) and guy is used all over the car for lots of bumper/trim mounting points but I think not for your mudflap: . 9A7-007-517-00 Torx drive:
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/9A700751700.htm?pn=9A7-007-517-00-M100&SVSVSI=0780
Not sure if it is what the mud flap expects vs. the smaller screw. Sometimes either one will work, and on an older car you never know what type of fastener will be in place vs. what the factory put there...
Original Message
Author: Trygve (San Francisco, CA)Date: January 13, 2023 06:51PM
Re: Can anyone help me identify the proper name or p/ns of . . .
A couple of basic screws and push-rivets... I keep a bunch of each of things including these on hand in a little sorting bin:
Pretty sure you will need a couple of these: 999-507-497-40
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99950749740.htm?pn=999-507-497-40-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
And a couple of these: 999-073-080-02
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99907308002.htm?pn=999-073-080-02-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
Hopefully your car still has the other end of what the screw goes into: 99959169901
(They come in different sizes, but this looks normal to me)
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99959169901.htm?pn=999-591-699-01-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
This fatter screw has a big flat head (not sure if it's a torx drive or what) and is used for lots of bumper/trim mounting points but I think not for your mudflap: 9A7-007-517-00
Pretty sure you will need a couple of these: 999-507-497-40
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99950749740.htm?pn=999-507-497-40-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
And a couple of these: 999-073-080-02
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99907308002.htm?pn=999-073-080-02-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
Hopefully your car still has the other end of what the screw goes into: 99959169901
(They come in different sizes, but this looks normal to me)
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99959169901.htm?pn=999-591-699-01-OEM&SVSVSI=0780
This fatter screw has a big flat head (not sure if it's a torx drive or what) and is used for lots of bumper/trim mounting points but I think not for your mudflap: 9A7-007-517-00