Fender help!!!!
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Moochie
Active Member
Maybe O'Reillys - Autozone. These are grey.
http://m.oreillyauto.com/mt/www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/DIS0/10483PK.oap?ck=Search_fender+clips_-1_3591&keyword=fender+clips
http://m.oreillyauto.com/mt/www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/DIS0/10483PK.oap?ck=Search_fender+clips_-1_3591&keyword=fender+clips
Hack12
New member
You are actually going to need both. Though, if you remove the fenders carefully, you can avoid breaking too many and reuse most of your originals.
Here is a photo of the Mopar OEM clips and their cheaper aftermarket counterparts you can find almost anywhere.
Here are a couple photos of exactly which clips you'll need for the front and rear fenders. It also shows the quantities of each clip needed for each fender.
Here is a photo of the Mopar OEM clips and their cheaper aftermarket counterparts you can find almost anywhere.
Here are a couple photos of exactly which clips you'll need for the front and rear fenders. It also shows the quantities of each clip needed for each fender.
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noroad
New member
Has jeep fender clips? Aww i said f it till monday and like in wild wild jkx i have zip tie reason number 102
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
I would take the zip tie off of there and just leave it. Those little thin stripes of plastic are not strong and will break and not hold the new fender clips. Ask me how I know.
Hack12
New member
I would trim it to match your cut fender flares and reinstall it during your final assembly. It'll give the flimsy flares a bit of rigidity.
JAGS
Hooked
Could be wrong, but pretty sure you'll want the support for the fenders. You need to trim a few inches shorter/narrower than your flares. That what I did with mine.
Moochie
Active Member
MTG
Caught the Bug
It was 5:00 when he posted earlier. He's not getting them today. Might as fix it so he can drive it and order some up.
