Plastic "pins"?

Not really sure what they're called BUT I will refer to them as "plastic pins" that I think are used to attach plastic trim pieces on each side of rear bumper between taillights. I believe they're a push in pin to attach plastic part to metal framing. Anyway, does anyone know what they're called so I can purchase online? Also, is there a parts diagram I could reference to get the actual name of the plastic part they're being used for? Thank you in advance.

 

Not sure which exact clip but I use this set from Amazon which have helped with most applications on the Tacoma including the front bumper, fender liners, and rear bumper caps:

$24 GOOACC 1045Pcs Car Push Retainer Clips & Auto Fasteners Assortment -30 Most Popular Sizes Nylon Bumper Fender Rivets with Fasteners Remover an 10 Cable Ties for Toyota GM Ford Honda Chevy

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRHFGXKW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

 

Thank you sir. Appears to be what I'm needing.

 

Thank you Richard. Can I ask, would you happen to have the 'parts name' list for the numbers? Thank you again.

 

I just bought 120 of them for $13. Amazon calls them fastner rivets

 

Thank you, Ralph.

 

Jeez $2 for a fender clip

 

^This is why Toyota is a 40 trillion-yen company.

 

They might vary a little but I used them on my Wrangler and my sons CX5. Pretty sure they'll work on the Tacoma as that is what I searched on Amazon.

 

I just went to my local dealer's parts site, entered my info, then...




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