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Need help w/ part # Special nut that pushes into rectangular hole in metal bracket (doesn't slide on to edge). There are two, for each tab on the very bottom of cover at either side. Stumped Pelican parts guy
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YOUR RESEARCHHelp: part # 996 bumper cover speed nut
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POST 2Original post
Where is it from? I.e. what does it hold together?
POST 3Original post
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...h/99959162901/
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@Fracture, you are a genius! Thanks! part # 99959162901
POST 5Original post
I lost one of those too...took me quite awhile to find it in the parts catalog. I can confirm that is the correct P/N above b/c it's the one I ordered. Hard to find b/c IIRC it's not in the bumper part of the parts catalog, it's actually under the cooling system b/c it technically goes into the bracket that holds the radiator and cooling fan assembly.
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