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The Dorman package contains (3) large-diameter that fit engine covers and (3) small-diameter that fit light access covers and other panels that require smaller head diameter.
Pep Boys has them in stock at the location near me...
I have not checked, but Lowes has an automotive section in their hardware aisle...and they might be there also. I have bought other sizes there also.
Thanks for the part number!! They can be found on Amazon as well.
You can Google or eBay "90467-" - this is the Toyota part number prefix for several of their various fasteners. You could also go to eBay and search for Toyota fasteners or clips.
Last edited by StanVanDam; May 30, 2018 at 12:17 PM.
Quibbling about a few bucks on a Lexus for proper fasteners seems a bit much to me. If you don't want a luxury car without paying for it, forget about it! Just my opinion.
Quibbling about a few bucks on a Lexus for proper fasteners seems a bit much to me. If you don't want a luxury car without paying for it, forget about it! Just my opinion.
In my case it was about time, not money. These were hanging on a hook at a local store.
The Dorman package contains (3) large-diameter that fit engine covers and (3) small-diameter that fit light access covers and other panels that require smaller head diameter.
Pep Boys has them in stock at the location near me...
This is a very strange "area," maybe demand driven. My wife's GM vehicle, the screws for the fender liner are about $4 each ($3.xx)!! I find it amazing when eBay cannot help. Usually someone in the world deep discounts factory parts, not this screw. I think each wheel takes 8. Long ago I just broke down and ordered the genuine Toyota stuff, discount online (discount parts monster and parts.com) for the entire front of the car...maybe I wasted $30, but I like knowing I have them...they can be reused, but imho they are no longer very good after 2-5 undoings...
I think I have both but I prefer to just keep Christmas tree fasteners in the drawer. Just press them in when your done. The twist in fasteners get splayed out and snagged it seems like. I like just the press in type -simple to use and you can always find them at the hardware store.
I did check a large local hardware store I use for fasteners for my motorcycle projects but they had nothing like this in stock.
The next time I am at Lowes I will check there as well. Since you're a bike owner... 1986 Yamaha SRX600...
Nice bike! I just bought a '86 Fazer last weekend. It's still being shipped here but once I get some pics I'll dig up the other thread about LS owners with bikes.
Nice bike! I just bought a '86 Fazer last weekend. It's still being shipped here but once I get some pics I'll dig up the other thread about LS owners with bikes.
I was a young lad and this dude had a V65 Magna, I was in awe....lol same era I think
Quibbling about a few bucks on a Lexus for proper fasteners seems a bit much to me. If you don't want a luxury car without paying for it, forget about it! Just my opinion.
Some times it is not about 'quibbling about a few bucks'. It is that gross feeling that I get inside knowing that you are paying Lexus for something that I could have gotten for less, of same/similar quality.
Yes, I partially agree with the idea that if I want a luxury car I have to pay for certain things. This does not imply that I have to pay over $100.00 for an oil change, for example.
In fact, all the "luxury" cars that I have owned has been possible by me not throwing my money away.
For me it is a question of reliability and comfort, not a status symbol. In fact, in 1998 I bought a 6 cylinder Ford Contour, which I believe does not qualify as a luxury car. I gave it to away to family in 2002. It is still going strong; it has proven to be a nice car.
The idea that, "If you don't want a luxury car without paying for it, forget about it!", is something that I don't understand. Reading people's posts you will find many younger individuals, some still in school and living with their parents, that have been able to buy a Lexus but, have to be creative with maintenance.
Just my opinion.
MD
Nice bike! I just bought a '86 Fazer last weekend. It's still being shipped here but once I get some pics I'll dig up the other thread about LS owners with bikes.
Here is a quick little video of the bike before the tuned intake system was built and added. I was testing the secondary carb hence the delayed throttle opening. It is a 600cc kick-only single with a slider primary and CV secondary. Bikes now weighs ~360 pounds due to removal of non-essential items. SuperTrapp exhaust system and White Brothers airbox delete + DynoJet kit are all from 1990. Bike now has ~10,000 miles on the clock. Extremely rare machine...
A kit with all various plastic fasteners can be had on amazon for 15 bucks. You will never need to buy any again. Some kits even comes with tools for removal.
Engine Compartment - Cover Fasteners
