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Little Grey Plastic Screws In The Boot (that Keep The Carpet Onto The Rear Panel)

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Hi,

Does anyone know where to get the little plastic screws that are in the boot?

Everytime I remove the cover to get to the battery I seem to lose one of those little grey plastic screws, does anyone know where to buy them?

Thanks,

Gareth

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hahah i have this problem. the amount of them im missing.. mine seem to get lost or one of those clips on them break and they dont stay in :)

havent seen any at autobarn/supercheap must ask next time.

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R 2 THE J

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$1 each. Gee. Bit expensive

Auto One sell them..10 for $6.95

Unsure bout Description though. But I bought them a while ago. Just take ur car in and get a rep to see what ones you need!

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