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ArmAnirx7 09-12-16 06:22 PM

Bought the factory mud guards. What Hardware??
 
I'm wondering if anyone knows exactly what hardware I need to install the factory mud guards (front and back). I know I can use random screws to make it work but I want to make sure I do it the the correct way, like it came from the factory.

Any suggestions? Part numbers?

Thanks

cr-rex 09-13-16 02:01 PM

from the factory there are these plastic insert things installed in the body for the screws to go into. if youre installing them on a car that wasnt originally equipped with them then you will either have to replicate that set up or just go with self tapping screws =\

evo_koa 09-13-16 02:36 PM

why not contact a local Mazda dealer and buy the factory hardware?

ArmAnirx7 09-13-16 05:27 PM


Originally Posted by evo_koa (Post 12106331)
why not contact a local Mazda dealer and buy the factory hardware?

I looked online at the oem mazda parts and diagrams but I could not find any hardware for the mud guards. The Mazda dealership basically does the same thing.

existanzrx7 09-13-16 06:36 PM

Plus 1.
I would also like to know what hardware is needed. Can anyone that has the hardware maybe take som pics so we can get an idea and try to source something that will work?

evo_koa 09-14-16 07:51 AM

My local Mazda dealer found it for me


Originally Posted by ArmAnirx7 (Post 12106381)
I looked online at the oem mazda parts and diagrams but I could not find any hardware for the mud guards. The Mazda dealership basically does the same thing.


ArmAnirx7 09-14-16 10:42 AM


Originally Posted by evo_koa (Post 12106532)
My local Mazda dealer found it for me

Sweet! I'll give my local mazda dealer a call. If you know the items numbers can you post it up? It would be easier to order it.

evo_koa 09-14-16 12:56 PM

I don't know the part numbers. It was hard for them to find the diagrams for the mud guards, but they did prevail. You can still buy the mudguards new painted vr only.

ArmAnirx7 09-14-16 01:21 PM


Originally Posted by evo_koa (Post 12106644)
I don't know the part numbers. It was hard for them to find the diagrams for the mud guards, but they did prevail. You can still buy the mudguards new painted vr only.

I have the mud guards, just need the hardware.

Sgtblue 09-14-16 01:44 PM

Credits to Natey...https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...dguards-84815/
Post #43 has info on the clips needed. Personally I'd consider appropriately sized, large flat headed stainless screws.

ArmAnirx7 09-14-16 03:29 PM


Originally Posted by Sgtblue (Post 12106662)
Credits to Natey...https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...dguards-84815/
Post #43 has info on the clips needed. Personally I'd consider appropriately sized, large flat headed stainless screws.

Thanks for the info. I will look into it

7_rocket 09-14-16 03:31 PM

So I recently removed these mudguards. One thing to note is it has double sided tape on the outer edge.

I didn't really bother to go buy tape again since I was lazy but it looks fine

Sgtblue 09-15-16 01:55 PM

^yep meant to mention that in my earlier post. Takes the two-sided 3M molding tape at the hashed edges for a tight fit.

ArmAnirx7 09-15-16 04:21 PM

Thanks guys! I will make sure to update this thread after the install

existanzrx7 09-15-16 06:12 PM


Originally Posted by ArmAnirx7 (Post 12106997)
Thanks guys! I will make sure to update this thread after the install

👍🏻
If you could also get us the exact part number you used that be awesome.

ArmenMAxx 09-16-16 12:24 PM

I used license plate fasteners/inserts from a local hardware shop. Clipped into the existing oem holes and worked like a charm... A little double sided tape was also used to reduce some gaps.

Edit:
Not fully certain, but I believe these are the same ones I used. Cheap option to try.
https://m.aliexpress.com/item/323612...708.4.5.G9J4jI


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