1998 Camaro wheel well liner fastener question
01-03-2011, 02:50 PM
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Yes, I have replaced them before. In my experience, the assembly-line push pins are not reusable. The GM part number for the replacements is 20664092. That part number should get you a package of 10 replacement push pins (they cannot be ordered individually). I believe there are 3 needed per side (two towards the door, one towards the front), so one package will be enough for both sides.
The replacements are a slightly different design, reusable actually. They pretty much look the same once installed, but the center section is a plastic threaded screw that can be easily unscrewed for future removal, unlike the originals.
Hope that helps.
The replacements are a slightly different design, reusable actually. They pretty much look the same once installed, but the center section is a plastic threaded screw that can be easily unscrewed for future removal, unlike the originals.
Hope that helps.
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01-03-2011, 05:05 PM
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Yes, I have replaced them before. In my experience, the assembly-line push pins are not reusable. The GM part number for the replacements is 20664092. That part number should get you a package of 10 replacement push pins (they cannot be ordered individually). I believe there are 3 needed per side (two towards the door, one towards the front), so one package will be enough for both sides.
The replacements are a slightly different design, reusable actually. They pretty much look the same once installed, but the center section is a plastic threaded screw that can be easily unscrewed for future removal, unlike the originals.
Hope that helps.
The replacements are a slightly different design, reusable actually. They pretty much look the same once installed, but the center section is a plastic threaded screw that can be easily unscrewed for future removal, unlike the originals.
Hope that helps.
01-04-2011, 12:06 AM
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By some luck, I have been able to re-use the ones that are used to hold up the plastic liner on the back hatch. How I pulled that off I will never know but for the ones that hold the front inner fenders, I think I'm missing like one or two but I'll hve them replaced when my car goes to paint hopefully this year sometime.
05-07-2023, 06:22 PM
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Yes, I have replaced them before. In my experience, the assembly-line push pins are not reusable. The GM part number for the replacements is 20664092. That part number should get you a package of 10 replacement push pins (they cannot be ordered individually). I believe there are 3 needed per side (two towards the door, one towards the front), so one package will be enough for both sides.
The replacements are a slightly different design, reusable actually. They pretty much look the same once installed, but the center section is a plastic threaded screw that can be easily unscrewed for future removal, unlike the originals.
Hope that helps.
The replacements are a slightly different design, reusable actually. They pretty much look the same once installed, but the center section is a plastic threaded screw that can be easily unscrewed for future removal, unlike the originals.
Hope that helps.
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05-08-2023, 01:42 AM
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^ Glad to see that the part number is still valid. 
