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Practical guides for finding, removing and fitting car clips and small fasteners. If you are new to this, start with how to measure a clip, then pick the guide for your job.
Car clips are not universal. Two clips can look the same in a photo and still differ by a millimetre on the stem, which is enough to make…
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Most broken clips are broken on the way out, not the way in. The good news is that a few habits cut breakage a lot. This guide covers…
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After taking off a panel you will have a handful of old clips. Some can go back in. Others will leave the panel loose or rattling. Here is…
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Many of our products name the make they are listed for, such as Toyota, Holden, Ford, Honda, Mazda, Nissan, Hyundai, Subaru, Isuzu, Mitsubishi, BMW and Volkswagen. That is…
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The right tool is the difference between a clean job and a pile of broken clips and scratched paint. A basic trim tool kit costs little and covers…
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Push pin rivet clips and scrivets do the same job: they hold a plastic panel to the body. They look alike from the outside, which is why people…
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Christmas tree clips get their name from the ribbed, cone-shaped stem. The ribs grip the edge of the hole, so there is no separate pin. They are one…
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A speed clip is a small spring steel clip that slides over the edge of a panel and gives a screw a thread to bite into. You will…
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A screw grommet is a small nylon insert that pushes into a hole in a panel. When a self-tapping screw is driven through it, the grommet spreads behind…
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Pop rivets join two parts from one side. On cars you will see two kinds: plastic (nylon) rivets that hold trim and liners, and metal blind rivets that…
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A door trim panel (door card) is held on by a mix of clips, screws and hooks. Taking it off to fix a window, speaker or lock is…
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Bumper covers, wheel arch liners and splash shields take a beating from water, stones and car park kerbs. When their clips go missing, panels sag, flap at speed…
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Grilles, badges and garnish strips are held on by clips that are designed to be hidden. When one breaks, the part rattles, sits crooked or lifts at one…
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Side skirts and sill mouldings sit low and take hits from kerbs, gutters and stones. When their clips break, the moulding drops, flaps or leaves a gap.
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Toyota 4WDs and utes hold their wheel arch flares and body mouldings on with plastic clips, and many of these clips are colour-coded. It is common to find…
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Cable ties are sold by width and length, written like 4.8 x 200 mm. Width mostly sets the strength; length sets how big a bundle it can go…
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Cable ties are one of the handiest things in a car toolbox: wiring for lights and accessories, loose hoses, trailer plugs and looms that have dropped. A few…
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Small rubber and plastic lines in a car, such as windscreen washer hoses, vacuum lines and breathers, often split near a fitting or need a branch added. A…
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The sump plug washer sits between the drain plug and the oil pan. Its job is to seal that joint so oil does not weep out. It is…
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When buying 2 or more packets of the same item
| Qty | Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 packet (25pcs) | $12.95 | $14.95 | $20.95 |
| 2+ packets (50pcs) | $11.95 | $13.95 | $19.95 |
| 4+ packets (100pcs) | $8.95 | $10.95 | $16.95 |
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