Splash Panel

[Vanguard]

I need some of the plastic nuts that hold the plastic splash panel underneath the car. I can't find them in real oem. Does any know a source, where to find them in real oem or a good substitute?

[infurno]

I may be wrong but I think I saw some at a hardware store called "ACE Hardware"... I didn't stop to get a good look but may be worth checking out.

[Vanguard]

Well, since these use neither a coarse nor fine thread and have a built in washer I don't think they be available there. Good suggestion though.

[Blitzkrieg Bob]

Well, since these use neither a coarse nor fine thread and have a built in washer I don't think they be available there. Good suggestion though.

They are the same plastic nuts used to hold the rear seat back down.

[yaofeng]

I need some of the plastic nuts that hold the plastic splash panel underneath the car. I can't find them in real oem. Does any know a source, where to find them in real oem or a good substitute?

AutoHauz, AZ or dealer. There are at least two dealer parts sources you can order online.

[Blitzkrieg Bob]

AutoHauz, AZ or dealer. There are at least two dealer parts sources you can order online.

That's not the one

19 PLASTIC NUT M6 4 16131176747 $0.48

[Vanguard]

Thanks! I just placed the order.

[[1990]525]

Can you take a picute of this splash panel... is it like a tray that keeps water and **** from being thrown into the engine compartment? I didn't think my car had one... hmm

[DaveVoorhis]

Get them at the dealer. Last time I needed some, I was buying some other parts and they gave them to me.

And, yes, the splash panel is a tray that keeps water from being thrown up into the engine compartment and keeps oily drizzles from hitting the driveway. I've got one sitting in my garage. Want a picture of that?

[Vanguard]

Mine's at home in the garage, but I can take a picture for you tonight. For the longest time mine was held on by 3 instead of 4 nuts, and I just lost one changing out the water pump. It mounts just behind the grill and under the radiator and keeps water and crap out of the engine compartment.