Fender Liner and Undertray bolts
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Does anyone know what bolts or clips or whatever I need to buy to install the undertray and fender liners? I bought some used ones and need to know so I can get them installed. thanks
m8-m10 and various lengths. I have a baggy full of the fender liner hardware I can take a picture of when I get home. Sorry I do not have more info such as thread pitch etc
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if you get stuck, go to the Mazda dealership and ask for 9CF6-00-516B, most dealers will stock these, its a common part.
or you could follow Rx8's and pick up the ones that fall off of it
or you could follow Rx8's and pick up the ones that fall off of it
Is that a kit or one bolt? I will soon be in the same position, my undertray bolts were severely rusted when I removed them years ago and I will also need hardware for the TII lip.
Lol, but yes, dealer should have a bunch of proper, shiny yellow zinc plated ones of exactly the same type. If that's what you want.
If you don't mind them being a bit different, any hardware store can match to a similar bolt with the same thread.
If you don't mind them being a bit different, any hardware store can match to a similar bolt with the same thread.
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i could look up the hardware for the undercover and S5 lip, i actually need some of it for mine too, whats better, should i post in this thread or just PM?
I have bought hardware at the dealer before, so the idea isn't completely unusual to me, lol. I have access to a parts catalog, so I can find the numbers. But, if you know availability, may as well post it here in the event it may help others.
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most of the rest of the Rx7 is actually available, but they will have to order it, which takes a couple of days.
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for the fender liners... S4 and S5. all parts come individually.
use the 9CF6-00-516B, not sure on quantity
the bolt with the washer is 9078-60-616
the under cover uses 9078-60-616.
the S5 front air damn uses 9973-50-512
the S4 front air dam uses 9974-00-516B
everything is available new still
use the 9CF6-00-516B, not sure on quantity
the bolt with the washer is 9078-60-616
the under cover uses 9078-60-616.
the S5 front air damn uses 9973-50-512
the S4 front air dam uses 9974-00-516B
everything is available new still
for the fender liners... S4 and S5. all parts come individually.
use the 9CF6-00-516B, not sure on quantity
the bolt with the washer is 9078-60-616
the under cover uses 9078-60-616.
the S5 front air damn uses 9973-50-512
the S4 front air dam uses 9974-00-516B
everything is available new still
use the 9CF6-00-516B, not sure on quantity
the bolt with the washer is 9078-60-616
the under cover uses 9078-60-616.
the S5 front air damn uses 9973-50-512
the S4 front air dam uses 9974-00-516B
everything is available new still
The wheel wells. along with the bolts/washers, utilize a push pin at the top and the other unique item is at the inside rear, an unusual looking large octagon plastic "push nut" that slides over the extended stud.
They are available from the dealer, try Tasca parts www.Tascaparts.com. Just ordered over $1100 in parts and have found them to be the least expensive and a great bunch of guys to work with.
Pretty sure all the bolts will be 6mm x 1.0 and there are some screws also.
I am 2 months sober, thank you very much! But yea, my bad. Also, I forgot to grab photos. Will try to get them for you tonight.
You're welcome, I guess.
Of course, you picked the two easiest months of the year to do it.
Making it through the nine months of your lunar winter will be the hard part.
30 minutes of sun a day (maybe), glaciers advancing on the back yard and you've already watched all of Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones...what does one do?
Of course, you picked the two easiest months of the year to do it.
Making it through the nine months of your lunar winter will be the hard part.
30 minutes of sun a day (maybe), glaciers advancing on the back yard and you've already watched all of Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones...what does one do?
You're welcome, I guess.
Of course, you picked the two easiest months of the year to do it.
Making it through the nine months of your lunar winter will be the hard part.
30 minutes of sun a day (maybe), glaciers advancing on the back yard and you've already watched all of Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones...what does one do?
Of course, you picked the two easiest months of the year to do it.
Making it through the nine months of your lunar winter will be the hard part.
30 minutes of sun a day (maybe), glaciers advancing on the back yard and you've already watched all of Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones...what does one do?








