[101Firedog]

75395-35070

Part #: 75395-35070
Name: Clip, Outside Moulding, No. 1

Re-Usable? No

Used In:

• Fastening the plastic hood trim with the fake hood scoop to the hood metal
• Fastening the plastic splash guard strip behind the front fender, below the front door hinges (facing out the side of the car)

 

[MtGoat]

Any chance you have a part number for the clips that hold the climate control knobs on?

Pat

 

[101Firedog]

Any chance you have a part number for the clips that hold the climate control knobs on?

Pat

Nope! Haven't taken my knobs off, so I wouldn't know the clips if they hit me in the face. Maybe someone else knows...

 

[MtGoat]

Nope! Haven't taken my knobs off, so I wouldn't know the clips if they hit me in the face. Maybe someone else knows...

Here is what they look like.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/07-15-TOYOTA-FJ-CRUISER-4-0L-V6-EFI-TEMPERATURE-CLIMATE-CONTROL-KNOB-NEW-35440/152015410271?fits=Make:Toyota&epid=2210546781&hash=item2364d3145f:g:HHUAAOSwZ8ZW6DOx

Pat

 

[Lee44]

Nope! Haven't taken my knobs off, so I wouldn't know the clips if they hit me in the face. Maybe someone else knows...

The clips are easily removeable. Don't know about part numbers..

 

[MtGoat]

Here is what they look like.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/07-15-TOYOTA-FJ-CRUISER-4-0L-V6-EFI-TEMPERATURE-CLIMATE-CONTROL-KNOB-NEW-35440/152015410271?fits=Make:Toyota&epid=2210546781&hash=item2364d3145f:g:HHUAAOSwZ8ZW6DOx

Pat

I should have purchase one of each before I flipped them out of the knobs.
:bangin:

Pat

 

[USA4X4]

Very helpful stuff.
Any idea what the part number is for the clips and pins that hold the fender liners on in the front?

 

[101Firedog]

Very helpful stuff.
Any idea what the part number is for the clips and pins that hold the fender liners on in the front?

Could you be more specific? 7 of the 9 clips pictured so far touch the front fender somehow... (I just got done with a front fender for a snorkel install).

 

[USA4X4]

The front fender plastic liner that runs the length of the front wheel well and is attached to the inner fender panels. I believe two parts are needed for the clips, female and male.
Thanks.

 

[Teikas Dad]

Great job! Thank you for doing this.

 

[Kansas Law Dog]

The front fender plastic liner that runs the length of the front wheel well and is attached to the inner fender panels. I believe two parts are needed for the clips, female and male.
Thanks.

This attached is from the 2007 factory parts sheets that I retrieved off this forum several years ago. Read carefully as there might be two types of flare clips. Also, the attached shows the part number for the mudflap clips.

 

[USA4X4]

Thanks for sending the link.
The inner fender panel liner is a two piece liner that in the lower portion has the water divert er attached to it. This liner is above the front tires in the wheel well.
I think the picture that you have is for the front fender flares.
Thanks for trying.

 

[101Firedog]

The front fender plastic liner that runs the length of the front wheel well and is attached to the inner fender panels. I believe two parts are needed for the clips, female and male.
Thanks.

Sorry, I can't figure out what you mean. Can you snap a photo of yours?

 

[Kansas Law Dog]

Thanks for sending the link.
The inner fender panel liner is a two piece liner that in the lower portion has the water divert er attached to it. This liner is above the front tires in the wheel well.
I think the picture that you have is for the front fender flares.
Thanks for trying.

Try this extracted view of the fender. It seems the clip (callout # 14) is Part # 52161-02020 that 101FireDog provided details about earlier. There is another clip (callout # 21) identified as Part # 90467-10186. I hope this is what you are looking for.

 

[cmaj7]

Anyone know the part number for the plastic clips that hold the Radio / HVAC bezel in place.

 

[cruiserpro]

The more I work on my FJ, the more kinds of specialty trim fasteners I discover. During more than one of my own projects, I've had to hunt back to find someone else's unrelated modification thread that mentioned a specific fastener, to find and/or confirm a part number. No more! Here, I'll nicely catalogue every faster I meet from here on in so that I don't have to hunt around.


Click a picture of a fastener for more information about it. In no particular order:






Photos Pending

I either haven't got my hands on these fasteners yet to stage to-scale photos of them, or I haven't personally interacted with these fasteners and another forum member contributed their information.

Click the part # to go to Toyota's parts website. Click the fastener name to go to the forum post with additional information & photos.

• 61991-35010 - Protector (Outside A-Pillar Cowl)
• 61118-35010 - Seal (Outside A-Pillar Cowl)
• 75392-35210 - Retainer, Outside Moulding (A-Pillar)

That's great information, I was told about this website that sells only dealer parts for why cheaper been using them for over a year now and i've saved a ton of cash. www.toyotapartsprime.com

 

[Kansas Law Dog]

Anyone know the part number for the plastic clips that hold the Radio / HVAC bezel in place.

The best I can tell is that the knobs are part of the "Integration and Control Panel Assembly", and do not come separately. Neither in the parts manual or factory manual (which outlines the steps to assemble and disassemble components) show the knobs, let alone the metal clips inside the knobs themselves.

The best bet is to find a salvage yard or maybe contact FJ Joel, can't remember his member name exactly. Joel has made badges, gear shift handles, and, if I remember correctly, metal knobs for the HVAC controls.

Sorry, but this is the best I'm able to come up with.

 

[cmaj7]

The best I can tell is that the knobs are part of the "Integration and Control Panel Assembly", and do not come separately. Neither in the parts manual or factory manual (which outlines the steps to assemble and disassemble components) show the knobs, let alone the metal clips inside the knobs themselves.

The best bet is to find a salvage yard or maybe contact FJ Joel, can't remember his member name exactly. Joel has made badges, gear shift handles, and, if I remember correctly, metal knobs for the HVAC controls.

Sorry, but this is the best I'm able to come up with.

Much appreciated thank you.

 

[USA4X4]

Try this extracted view of the fender. It seems the clip (callout # 14) is Part # 52161-02020 that 101FireDog provided details about earlier. There is another clip (callout # 21) identified as Part # 90467-10186. I hope this is what you are looking for.

I do believe those are the clips.
Thanks for pulling up the fender diagram and parts list. This will really help me out!

 

[Bad Wolf]

Do you have the part number for the clip to keep my girlfriend from changing all my radio presets???:surprise:smile
Seriously this is a great thread.