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Just wondering, in our M35, I noticed there is only on of the plastic bolts holding the grill in.

Is there anyway I can get some more of these, or using anoter bolt with washer or something?

They don't seem to secure, and could vibrate loose easily...

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For under $10 just buy the ones Daleo linked to, the clips on our cars are old and brittle by now, I always have a few snap when I do work. The new ones are strong and reusable, always good to have a bag handy.

For under $10 just buy the ones Daleo linked to

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I just ordered 2 sets of them to replace the PITA screw in type ones on the Mitsi.

Thanks for the link Dale, the only time I think about getting some is when I am under the car (ie too late).

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I just ordered 2 sets of them to replace the PITA screw in type ones on the Mitsi.

Thanks for the link Dale, the only time I think about getting some is when I am under the car (ie too late).

That's it hey; these cars are covered in them; and they'll always break when you don't have a spare... :verymad:

And here I was thinking I was the only winner with one clip left. . .

They are surprisingly hard to obtain , well not anymore thanks to the ebay link. .

pack of 20 ordered. .

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