🔧 AFA Tooling 01553-09321 Nissan Retainer Clips - Replacement Set of 20 Pieces Review

These latches are commonly found on the trunk, dash and under the hood of Infiniti and Nissan. Infiniti Q50 3.7. After replacing my battery, I'm almost out of it! It's an exact OEM fit on the Q50 and is reasonably priced. What more could I ask for?

worked great on a 2007 Nissan Maxima. I used it under the hood, under the engine, to attach this plastic cover. Also worked great in the trunk to ensure a soft finish. They seemed pretty strong, not sure if they would survive if I killed them. I wish they also provided a cheap tool to extract them. On the one hand they seem expensive because you only get 20, but they all fit well.

Bought for my 2014 370Z. They are a perfect replacement for the ones that are on my car. They do appear to be OEM. They look just like my originals. This is a relatively inexpensive way to always have it on hand. Changing the oil or just doing some work on the car is almost guaranteed to make you brake occasionally. So you definitely want more. I would absolutely recommend getting them.

My 2005 Nissan Altima had some bumper clips that fell off. After some searching, they turned out to be the best choice. Installed it with no problems. One thorn in the side is that some of them put a washer in front of the first clamp, so you have to take it off to put it on the car. Edited for update: I only used a few, the bag was way bigger than I needed at the time. My wife got caught in road debris with her 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander and I also used these clips to secure her undercarriage…

My wife's '09 Rogue needed a front bumper riser after 11 years on the road. I've seen some of these rivets at O'Reilly's for $4 for two which seemed expensive to me. Went to our favorite Revain and found a much better deal than I knew. (I never liked the O'Reilly anyway; to use automotive terminology, they're like the Kia Rio at auto parts stores.) It was all one ticket, and installation was literally a breeze. Carefully place the base on top of the next, *snap*. 5/5, will definitely buy again…

As the name suggests they are stronger than OEM retainers and I can personally tell you that they are far better than those sold at your auto parts store. the shops. I use them for the fender liner on my 2005 Nissan Frontier. These AFA retainers are made from higher quality polymers that can be used over and over again without breaking like the cheap plastic retainers sold all over the internet. You can also feel a "click" when you push them down, giving you peace of mind knowing they're fully…