Need Fender Flare internal clips

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Does anyone know where I could order new clips for the Limited Fender Flares? My rear passenger side fender flare is loose in one sport. the lower ones are still good, but it seems that a few are broken and long gone. Anyone know where I could order?
 
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Just the regular dumb black plastic clips that are all over the car? Buy 40 from home depot and don't worry about it again :reddance:
 
Do you mean the things that look like this?

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I printed up some of them for my SR5 flares, probably not what you're looking for though.
 

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Sotovo said:
Does anyone know where I could order new clips for the Limited Fender Flares? My rear passenger side fender flare is loose in one sport. the lower ones are still good, but it seems that a few are broken and long gone. Anyone know where I could order?
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Funny you should ask. I had a real problem finding the right clips. The part number from Toyota is 90904-67037, however, they don't fit. See the photo below. They are the red and blue clips. So my next stop was NAPA and they brought out the "big book of clips". I decided the white ones would fit but the gap was too tight to slip on the flare slot. So my next stop was the Toyota body shop. They just fixed my 2010 Camry after a deer decided to jump in front of it. Told him what I needed and he handed me a bunch of the yellow ones you see in the photo. They are perfect. I have no idea what the part number is. Save the photo and hit your nearest body shop and good luck. Put a little sealant around them to prevent any moisture from getting inside.

EDIT: The slot on the flare, not the fender.
 

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Uhh, dealership is the answer here guys! I have a different style fender trim (not flare) but took the old clip to the dealer and he went in the back and matched it. $.50 out the door. Save yourself some time!
 
gamefreakgc said:
Uhh, dealership is the answer here guys! I have a different style fender trim (not flare) but took the old clip to the dealer and he went in the back and matched it. $.50 out the door. Save yourself some time!
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Yea that's what I thought too. I use OEM so I went to Broadway Toyota he searched for them in the parts catalog, and brought me the red and blue ones for the 2001 SR5 but they just don't work. That part number I posted (red and blue) is directly from the dealer. I'm sure my flares might be different than the 98 flares. The problem with the OEM clips that I have is they lack the depth I needed to get them to stay secured, or they just didn't seat correctly on the flare itself. The yellow ones I picked up from the body shop were perfect. With the 98 and 2001 we might be talking apples and oranges here.
 
Rock_Rat said:
Yea that's what I thought too. I use OEM so I went to Broadway Toyota he searched for them in the parts catalog, and brought me the red and blue ones for the 2001 SR5 but they just don't work. That part number I posted (red and blue) is directly from the dealer. I'm sure my flares might be different than the 98 flares. The problem with the OEM clips that I have is they lack the depth I needed to get them to stay secured, or they just didn't seat correctly on the flare itself. The yellow ones I picked up from the body shop were perfect. With the 98 and 2001 we might be talking apples and oranges here.
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We skipped the catalogs and he just matched them by looks in the back. Maybe that was the difference between my experience and yours.
 
Rock_Rat said:
Funny you should ask. I had a real problem finding the right clips. The part number from Toyota is 90904-67037, however, they don't fit. See the photo below. They are the red and blue clips. So my next stop was NAPA and they brought out the "big book of clips". I decided the white ones would fit but the gap was too tight to slip on the flare slot. So my next stop was the Toyota body shop. They just fixed my 2010 Camry after a deer decided to jump in front of it. Told him what I needed and he handed me a bunch of the yellow ones you see in the photo. They are perfect. I have no idea what the part number is. Save the photo and hit your nearest body shop and good luck. Put a little sealant around them to prevent any moisture from getting inside.

EDIT: The slot on the flare, not the fender.
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haha thanks for the help? Thanks for sharing your experience! I will prob do the same if the dealer right by my house is of no use. (as usual)
 
Rock_Rat said:
Yea that's what I thought too. I use OEM so I went to Broadway Toyota he searched for them in the parts catalog, and brought me the red and blue ones for the 2001 SR5 but they just don't work. That part number I posted (red and blue) is directly from the dealer. I'm sure my flares might be different than the 98 flares. The problem with the OEM clips that I have is they lack the depth I needed to get them to stay secured, or they just didn't seat correctly on the flare itself. The yellow ones I picked up from the body shop were perfect. With the 98 and 2001 we might be talking apples and oranges here.
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Thanks for the input. Crossing my fingers the dealer can help.
 
gamefreakgc said:
Uhh, dealership is the answer here guys! I have a different style fender trim (not flare) but took the old clip to the dealer and he went in the back and matched it. $.50 out the door. Save yourself some time!
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thanks gamefreak! Im always scared of the dealership for some reason haha. But I will give this a try.
 
You can find a them on eBay. Bought a sack of 20 red and blue for a few buck each.

I have extras if you can't find them.
 
Rock_Rat said:
Funny you should ask. I had a real problem finding the right clips. The part number from Toyota is 90904-67037, however, they don't fit. See the photo below. They are the red and blue clips. So my next stop was NAPA and they brought out the "big book of clips". I decided the white ones would fit but the gap was too tight to slip on the flare slot. So my next stop was the Toyota body shop. They just fixed my 2010 Camry after a deer decided to jump in front of it. Told him what I needed and he handed me a bunch of the yellow ones you see in the photo. They are perfect. I have no idea what the part number is. Save the photo and hit your nearest body shop and good luck. Put a little sealant around them to prevent any moisture from getting inside.

EDIT: The slot on the flare, not the fender.
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Anyone ever figure out the real part number for the clips that WORK (those yellow ones)?

based on Low Range's site, the part number 90904-67037 says its for 2001 and newer SUV/Trucks

The they say we need is 90467-11110 but I just wanted to know if that was true as they don't have their photos labeled or all of them pictured here: Toyota Fender Moulding Clips - Low Range Off Road
 
I had an automatic gate close on me and ripped off the cladding/fender flare on my '97 limited. I needed the white clips 90467-11099 and 3 red ones, I ordered em at amazon.
 
I have a bunch, I think I can send you some maybe this weekend. I got a set of Limited flares for my SR5 and I don't think I'll need them, I will use other mounting options. How many do you need? We could work something out.

Edit: oh maybe not the yellow ones, I'll have to look.
 
Sotovo said:
Does anyone know where I could order new clips for the Limited Fender Flares? My rear passenger side fender flare is loose in one sport. the lower ones are still good, but it seems that a few are broken and long gone. Anyone know where I could order?
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I know this is old, but did you get it resolved?
 
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