Missing Plastic Screw
Part # XR812941010. Google the part number for sources. $3 online plus shipping. $6.52 on eBay with shipping. Probably best to pay full retail at dealer for $6.94 plus tax. Best to call ahead in case they need to order it in, but they'll likely have it in stock.
Oh well, buy at your own risk.
The OP’s pic shows the OEM fastener. The Fastener you referenced looks like a different head design.
I bought some so called genuine ones on Evilbay
They at first glace look the same, but the pitch of the screw is different, en the print is slightly different as well.
I could live with all that, but worst of all, they are crap, as they tend to break very easily, so easy I do not want to use them in my car.
On the originals, one can spot a print, showing the material they are made of (being POM) - the Evil ones do not have such.
Cheap copies thus, and a waste of money.
Conclusion, in the end I'll have to order them dealer wise after all....
They at first glace look the same, but the pitch of the screw is different, en the print is slightly different as well.
I could live with all that, but worst of all, they are crap, as they tend to break very easily, so easy I do not want to use them in my car.
On the originals, one can spot a print, showing the material they are made of (being POM) - the Evil ones do not have such.
Cheap copies thus, and a waste of money.
Conclusion, in the end I'll have to order them dealer wise after all....
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I bought it from here and received the Original screw, the print is the same and it doesn't look any different:
https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-XR812941010
I'm from Germany and it arrived pretty quickly too, took about 4 days maybe.
https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-XR812941010
I'm from Germany and it arrived pretty quickly too, took about 4 days maybe.
Dropped and lost yes, broken never!
They do strip easily, however. Dealer techs act like Porsche mechanics when tightening those fasteners.
Last edited by Unhingd; Sep 6, 2019 at 10:06 PM.
I have always simply pushed them back in with no turning (so zero "tightening"), then when removing them again it takes minimal effort to turn them loose enough to pull out.
The secret to not breaking or stripping them may be the technique I use - I always loosen them right off (by turning the screw) before refitting, such that the little prongs are as narrow as they will go. Then they fit easily in the holes and push in real easy.
Never stripped one either.
I have always simply pushed them back in with no turning (so zero "tightening"), then when removing them again it takes minimal effort to turn them loose enough to pull out.
The secret to not breaking or stripping them may be the technique I use - I always loosen them right off (by turning the screw) before refitting, such that the little prongs are as narrow as they will go. Then they fit easily in the holes and push in real easy.
I have always simply pushed them back in with no turning (so zero "tightening"), then when removing them again it takes minimal effort to turn them loose enough to pull out.
The secret to not breaking or stripping them may be the technique I use - I always loosen them right off (by turning the screw) before refitting, such that the little prongs are as narrow as they will go. Then they fit easily in the holes and push in real easy.
I bought it from here and received the Original screw, the print is the same and it doesn't look any different:
https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-XR812941010
I'm from Germany and it arrived pretty quickly too, took about 4 days maybe.
https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-XR812941010
I'm from Germany and it arrived pretty quickly too, took about 4 days maybe.
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