Part hounds: Part number for wheel well liner plastic rivets?

[Justin says...]

I have quite a bit of trouble finding specific part numbers for my Maverick and now my go-to site seems to have gone down.

Anyway, I broke a couple of wheel well liner plastic rivets when putting aftermarket mud flaps on so I'd like to get some more. You guys know a part number for these?

Pic just as an example. While we're on the topic, where do you go to look up parts?

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[AzureBlueBill]

I dunno, but they are certainly not Ford Maveric specific parts. Take one to any decent auto parts store . They will have one close enough, or maybe even one exactly the same. Usually hanging on a rack with other "Help" parts.

 

[mdl20813]

Just get a 200 piece kit of them from Amazon for like $15-20. Will be cheaper than ford or an auto store

 

[Exranger]

I have quite a bit of trouble finding specific part numbers for my Maverick and now my go-to site seems to have gone down.

Anyway, I broke a couple of wheel well liner plastic rivets when putting aftermarket mud flaps on so I'd like to get some more. You guys know a part number for these?

Pic just as an example. While we're on the topic, where do you go to look up parts?

Go to auveco they have 1000’s of clips

 

[SLJ]

Harbor Freight sells a box of like 100 in assorted sizes pretty cheap.

Sorry, it was 250 assorted clips. https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-plastic-fastener-kit-240-piece-57671.html

 

[Bwicka]

Here is factory stuff for one of my rebuilds

12 for like 19.30$ so better to find the box of Amazon mix for 20$

 

[thescher]

I have quite a bit of trouble finding specific part numbers for my Maverick and now my go-to site seems to have gone down.

Anyway, I broke a couple of wheel well liner plastic rivets when putting aftermarket mud flaps on so I'd like to get some more. You guys know a part number for these?

Pic just as an example. While we're on the topic, where do you go to look up parts?

Thats's why when installing my fender flares I replaced all (most) the plastic ones with these metal clips & screws that are much stronger/sturdier & can also be removed & re-screwed with ease. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJTBLVB9?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

 

[jmatchco]

Here is factory stuff for one of my rebuilds

12 for like 19.30$ so better to find the box of Amazon mix for 20$

Thanks for the photo. I googled the part # W713610s300 and found some on ebay at $7/100.

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

Thanks for the photo. I googled the part # W713610s300 and found some on ebay at $7/100.

Not to be a debbie downer, but I just pulled one of these off the wheel well, and measured the hole, which is .325" or 8.25mm. The ones you linked appear to fit a smaller hole.

HRG

 

[jmatchco]

Not to be a debbie downer, but I just pulled one of these off the wheel well, and measured the hole, which is .325" or 8.25mm. The ones you linked appear to fit a smaller hole.

HRG

Not sure what you mean, since my post didn't link to anything specific (couldn't separate my personal info from the item). The one's I found (try item # 223585869421) look identical to the ones I pulled from the mud flaps, they claim to be 8.5 mm wide (although another ref says they fit an 8mm hole) by 21.4mm long. I ordered some, so we'll see.

 

[AzureBlueBill]

You won't have any problems getting the 8.50mm ones (flexible plastic) into an 8.25mm hole (metal).
0.25mm is only .011"

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

Not sure what you mean, since my post didn't link to anything specific (couldn't separate my personal info from the item). The one's I found (try item # 223585869421) look identical to the ones I pulled from the mud flaps, they claim to be 8.5 mm wide (although another ref says they fit an 8mm hole) by 21.4mm long. I ordered some, so we'll see.

Thanks for the ebay item number. I thought you Googled the Ford part number in your posting, which appears to be for a 6mm hole.

HRG

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