Plastic Undertray Clips: Easier Alternative?
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Plastic Undertray Clips: Easier Alternative?
Has anyone found an easier alternative to the stock undertray clips that don't require drilling/modification of anything? Possibly at the very least, cheaper clips from Autozone or some sort of screw that fits? Has anyone attempted using a type of self tapping screw or a bolt of some sort?
Changing my oil soon and I don't feel like spending the $$ on a Carbing undertray.
Or if there is no alternative, what is the easiest method for removal without breaking them?
I would like to save the $$$ and use the stock undertray...but I'm dreading the clips breaking. And at $21 for 20... that's expensive.
Changing my oil soon and I don't feel like spending the $$ on a Carbing undertray.
Or if there is no alternative, what is the easiest method for removal without breaking them?
I would like to save the $$$ and use the stock undertray...but I'm dreading the clips breaking. And at $21 for 20... that's expensive.
The trick to removing these things are to use a philips and flathead. You take the flathead and lightly pry at the bottom of the clip while using the phillips on the head of the plastic screw.
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they are a major pain. Last time I took mine off to get at something I had droped down there, I broke 4 of them. The trick is to apply zero pressure to them as you unscrew em'. It sounds weird but you will understand what I mean if you've done them before
they do break over time. but juss be careful when removing those clips. u can try to get some push in clips from other cars mostly on toyota highlanders but i think they are about the same price but easier to remove.


