License plate screw holder thingy's
03-05-2005, 03:24 PM
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License plate screw holder thingy's
I bought some tinted plate covers, and i noticed on my back plate its missing the peice that goes onto your car so the bolt can thread in, also the one that's existing is fairly chewed up, dirty etc, i can't seem to find these anywhere, i went to the automotive section at Crappy Tire and they only have screws that were also too short,.....any ideas, thanks!
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Originally Posted by topgear
I bought some tinted plate covers, and i noticed on my back plate its missing the peice that goes onto your car so the bolt can thread in, also the one that's existing is fairly chewed up, dirty etc, i can't seem to find these anywhere, i went to the automotive section at Crappy Tire and they only have screws that were also too short,.....any ideas, thanks!
crappy tire!? I hope that's a nickname
03-06-2005, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Blenz
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if all else fails and you have a hole to put a screw with two washers one on each side of the plate and the bumber and a knut in front of the cover and behind the the bumber thatd work
03-07-2005, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by bkmc24
if all else fails and you have a hole to put a screw with two washers one on each side of the plate and the bumber and a knut in front of the cover and behind the the bumber thatd work
that's the most complex simple fix i've ever read. Go to a honda dealer or acura dealer and shell out $5 for a set of screws. Or try a different car parts store, these screws can't be that hard to find
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
that's the most complex simple fix i've ever read. Go to a honda dealer or acura dealer and shell out $5 for a set of screws. Or try a different car parts store, these screws can't be that hard to find 
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