Need door clip part number

In the process of removing my door panels, an installer broke one of my clips and I broke the other. After searching OEM diagrams and part websites for a couple hours, I am not having any luck finding the correct part number.

Does anyone know the grey clip that holds the door panel trim on? (see attachment)

 

Do a search for camelback toyota. Once you do that, ask the thread OP. he's a dealer parts representative

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/ca...298-camelback-toyota-discount-tw-members.html

 

make sure you put the part number in here… i need that plug also i broke it the first time i took the door panel off

 

67601L
http://www.toyotapartsoverstock.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_product=3973520&ukey_assembly=527194

 

i think i found it

 

It appears to be part number 67601L. I could not find that part on camelbacktoyota.com and have asked for confirmation in the previously recommended thread.

 

i looked for it as well on that page and couldn't find it either

 

I'm going with 90467-A0016-B2

 

Do they look like any of these ?

http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/Toyota_Lexus_Clips_And_Fasteners_s/13.htm

 

I have to say it wasn't the installers fault. Both of mine broke. Their apparently a one time use.

 

Toyotaparts.comhas them for .66cents. I need to just buy a bag of them cause I'm sure they'll break if I take them out again.


It's item #2

http://www.trademotion.com/parts/20...t=Door trim panel clip&startrow=1&searchtext=

 

Hey Gents,

I was asked to provide confirmation for the part number in question, the part number is 90467-A0016-B2.

 

OP.

In the photo, the grey clip with the question mark is generally called
a Push Rivet and is available at Lowes, HomeDepot..etc in
their specialty fastener drawer/bin section.

A pack of two was less than a dollar at Lowes in my town.

Good Luck.

PC

 

The correct part is the 67601L

 

There's a few in there that are the same design.

Nope... completely reusable. I've had mine out several times.

To remove, you have to push IN on the center pin. The plug them easily pulls out.
Once out, push the pin the other way so it's sticking up. Plug slides in, push the pin down flush, and it's tight.

 

Thanks Jorge!

I think I have a winner with 90467-A0016-B2