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Plastic rivets
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Bob Denman
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:agree: Absolutely!! :thumbup:
wd5gnr
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I think the replacement is here http://m.napaonline.com/Tablet/parts/PartDetails.aspx?Id=BK_6653399_0006391335
For what it is worth.
Oh here's another post with another source http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-29665.html
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For what it is worth.
Oh here's another post with another source http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-29665.html
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Plastic rivets won't be loose unless they are broken, improperly inserted, inserted in the wrong location, or the hole in the underlying panel is damaged. I'd take a good look and try to find the cause of the problems. If you need new rivets they can be purchedad at your dealer, and auto parts store, or online.
Knarfoh
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N.A.P.A. Autoparts
Took one of my mangled rivets in (I really should buy the tool for properly removing these) and the sales representative assisted me by comparing what I had in hand with what they had on the shelf.
This is what I ended up with ---
SPECIAL NOTE: PLACED THE PACKAGE ON THE DOG'S WOOL RUG. PLEASE FORGIVE THE FUR!
To link to BRP's website for parts: CLICK HERE
BRP Part #: 293150089 - Tuflok Plastic Rivet
You can order the EXACT part by CLICKING HERE The charge is $1.37 each or you can buy something similar (like I show above) and get 7 for lot less. $5.49 for 7 at N.A.P.A.
Took one of my mangled rivets in (I really should buy the tool for properly removing these) and the sales representative assisted me by comparing what I had in hand with what they had on the shelf.
This is what I ended up with ---
SPECIAL NOTE: PLACED THE PACKAGE ON THE DOG'S WOOL RUG. PLEASE FORGIVE THE FUR!
To link to BRP's website for parts: CLICK HERE
BRP Part #: 293150089 - Tuflok Plastic Rivet
You can order the EXACT part by CLICKING HERE The charge is $1.37 each or you can buy something similar (like I show above) and get 7 for lot less. $5.49 for 7 at N.A.P.A.
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3 Wheel Addict
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There are better sources for these rivets, shop around and look under "auto body supplies" I bought a bag of 250 for $11 bucks through the shop.
Bob Denman
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Took one of my mangled rivets in (I really should buy the tool for properly removing these) and the sales representative assisted me by comparing what I had in hand with what they had on the shelf.
This is what I ended up with ---
SPECIAL NOTE: PLACED THE PACKAGE ON THE DOG'S WOOL RUG. PLEASE FORGIVE THE FUR!
To link to BRP's website for parts: CLICK HERE
BRP Part #: 293150089 - Tuflok Plastic Rivet
You can order the EXACT part by CLICKING HERE The charge is $1.37 each or you can buy something similar (like I show above) and get 7 for lot less. $5.49 for 7 at N.A.P.A.
Thanks!! This is VEY useful information for those of us who remove them with knives!
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