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So I lifter the spare tire cover off today, and I saw these two screws laying loose in the spare tire wheel well. Are these something? I looked and I couldn't find anything similar at first glance but I have no clue. They are self taping screws about an inch long. Any guidance would be great!

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Old 06-04-2020, 11:07 AM
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So I lifter the spare tire cover off today, and I saw these two screws laying loose in the spare tire wheel well. Are these something? I looked and I couldn't find anything similar at first glance but I have no clue. They are self taping screws about an inch long. Any guidance would be great!

Thanks!!
it might help if I add the pictures I took and forgot to upload!


 
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Old 06-04-2020, 11:28 AM
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No they did not come with your car from the factory.
 
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Old 06-04-2020, 11:29 AM
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No they did not come with your car from the factory.
That was my guess. Thanks much for the confirmation!
 
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This is a muffler bearing bracket screw and you can ask any mechanic, they are very expensive.
 
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This is a muffler bearing bracket screw and you can ask any mechanic, they are very expensive.
Dam*it, I just had my blinker fluid replaced, I could have had them take care of both at the same time!
 
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I can't remember what type of screws held the battery beam/bracket in place but IIRC they were black?

Off to buy some tartan paint and a glass hammer!
 
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Put em back or she's gonna blow!
 
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Originally Posted by SinF
This is a muffler bearing bracket screw and you can ask any mechanic, they are very expensive.
The Germans sometimes actually call the part that bears the weight of a muffler the "muffler bearing".
 
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