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Old 07-07-2024, 03:11 PM
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Fender liner fasteners

Can someone show me a pic of their original fender liner fasteners? I suspect mine are incorrect because they were removed when the car was repainted, and there's screws in a few places that don't look right.

I'm planning to take them off and repaint them with some bumper/trim paint since they have faded to a grayish color.
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Re: Fender liner fasteners

GM Part Number is: 14019205, Retainer (push in).

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GM Part Number is: 14019205, Retainer (push in).
thanks. What about the inner ones towards the engine? I have screws in mine that stick out into the engine compartment, and I've actually stabbed my hand on them. Those holes look like they would be too small for those plastic clips.
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Re: Fender liner fasteners

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thanks. What about the inner ones towards the engine? I have screws in mine that stick out into the engine compartment, and I've actually stabbed my hand on them. Those holes look like they would be too small for those plastic clips.
The inner fasteners are screws into the engine compartment.
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The inner fasteners are screws into the engine compartment.
well maybe mine is done right then. I don't particularly care for it, those screws can cut you if you're not careful.
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Re: Fender liner fasteners

Get Some Of These This Is What The Factory Used





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Re: Fender liner fasteners

I'm assuming those are just simple vacuum caps?
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Re: Fender liner fasteners

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I'm assuming those are just simple vacuum caps?
they are a rubber cap similar to a vacuum cap - although they have a flat "base" to them. I did a quick google search and could not find anything similar... maybe someone knows of a source or the OEM part number. I'm sure a regular rubber cap would accomplish the same thing - although the flat base style probably does a good job of sealing out moisture

EDIT Found this thread on them from 2016 - GM part # is in post # 22 14070933
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/hist...crew-caps.html

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