Panel retainer part number
03-25-2014, 03:44 PM
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Panel retainer part number
Ones anyone know the part number or other source of this retainer? I've scrolled through hundreds of pictures but can't find it's likeness.
It doesn't have the furry bits to hold it in the hole, it instead fattens up and tapers back in.
You find them on the rear quarter panel interior trim.
This shot is from the forward top edge of the lower trim piece.
I've snapped too many...
It doesn't have the furry bits to hold it in the hole, it instead fattens up and tapers back in.
You find them on the rear quarter panel interior trim.
This shot is from the forward top edge of the lower trim piece.
I've snapped too many...
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03-25-2014, 04:11 PM
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Just today, while doing other research I was at GMPartsdirect.com looking at the door hardware page and saw the retainers.
You might also try GMPartsOutlet.net, they advertise that the show part numbers.
You might also try GMPartsOutlet.net, they advertise that the show part numbers.
03-25-2014, 06:56 PM
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Guessing you mean the white part.
Dorman makes all kinds of automotive fasteners. Most auto parts stores carry the Dorman brand. That plastic fastener looks like one of the more common ones. Your local auto parts place should have some.
You could probably substitute it with one that has the "furry" end.
Dorman makes all kinds of automotive fasteners. Most auto parts stores carry the Dorman brand. That plastic fastener looks like one of the more common ones. Your local auto parts place should have some.
You could probably substitute it with one that has the "furry" end.
03-26-2014, 02:58 PM
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Perhaps will go with other advice to look for "close enough"
03-26-2014, 02:59 PM
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Guessing you mean the white part. Dorman makes all kinds of automotive fasteners. Most auto parts stores carry the Dorman brand. That plastic fastener looks like one of the more common ones. Your local auto parts place should have some. You could probably substitute it with one that has the "furry" end.
Thanks
03-28-2014, 11:00 PM
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Ha! Let's hope only I know the difference.
I think I found them, a package of Doorman retainers, labelled for a jeep. Go figure. Seems mostly the same other than the color.
I'll post a picture and part number wheni use them, just to make your web experience complete.
P
I think I found them, a package of Doorman retainers, labelled for a jeep. Go figure. Seems mostly the same other than the color.
I'll post a picture and part number wheni use them, just to make your web experience complete.
P
10-01-2015, 10:48 AM
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So, I found these for $6.45 that look identical:
Door Panel Retainer With Sealer 11562043
Only catch, it looks like you have to buy packs of 5.
Then, I went eBay! Found a pack of 15 for $8.99 and $4.25 shipping. They are on their way!!!
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