Replacement Trim Clips For Rocker Panel?

[bumpnthump05]

bumpnthump05 here.. i searched the forums tryin to find if i could possibly find a answer.. but coudnt. On my gen2 my driver side rocker panel trim clips have broken causing the plastic below my door to sag. I have looked everywhere for the clips minus a junkyard (probably dry rotted) and even tried epoxy putty. It didnt work and this is driving me nuts.. any help would be deeply appreciated

[white90dx]

The dealer should still be able to get those... and they should be cheap.

Its hard to tell what the part numbers are from the online diagrams ( http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/ ) but I think they are:

90189-05012 (screw grommet)
93530-74516 (tapping screw)

I can't remember if there are anymore fasteners there though... It also doesn't look too bad if you just take those covers off...

-Charlie

[bumpnthump05]

Originally Posted by white90dx

The dealer should still be able to get those... and they should be cheap.

Its hard to tell what the part numbers are from the online diagrams ( http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/ ) but I think they are:

90189-05012 (screw grommet)
93530-74516 (tapping screw)

I can't remember if there are anymore fasteners there though... It also doesn't look too bad if you just take those covers off...

-Charlie

I havent thought about taking them off yet. I dont live in a snowy area so it really wouldnt matter. I could tape the body line off and paint where they were black.. But its actually not a screw. it has a grommet type peice that sits in the hole and then on the trim its a flat peice (that sits in the groove of the trim) with a circular pin that locks into the grommet when pushed in.. maybe thats what u described just in a different way.

[white90dx]

Originally Posted by bumpnthump05

I havent thought about taking them off yet. I dont live in a snowy area so it really wouldnt matter. I could tape the body line off and paint where they were black.. But its actually not a screw. it has a grommet type peice that sits in the hole and then on the trim its a flat peice (that sits in the groove of the trim) with a circular pin that locks into the grommet when pushed in.. maybe thats what u described just in a different way.

I'm pretty sure the part numbers I listed are for the screw and grommet on each end of the trim. I couldn't see any other parts listed on the diagrams, but the dealer might be able to find them...

-Charlie