Gooacc 50Pcs Hood Insulation Retainer Clips - Perfect Replacement For Grand Cherokee, Dodge Ram, Chrysler PT Cruiser, Plymouth Laser, Neon - OEM Part Number: 4878883AA Review

They got the job done, but you can't just grab one out of the bag and use it. The two pieces that make up each clip do not come put together. You have dig through the bag or dump the contents to find they smaller inner pieces. Not the end of the world, but pretty annoying to have to assemble 40 clips. Also, they are not the best quality. I wouldn't expect to be able to remove and reuse these.

These are just like the OEM fasteners but for a much more affordable price. I would highly recommend these because of the quality and price.

I was using them on a 2005 Pontiac G6 GT and had to drill a few of the holes slightly larger to accommodate the fasteners. Not sure if that was unique to my particular application. Bottom line is I would order them again if needed.

I initially bought these for replacement on my UTV. I have actually used these on a few side projects as well Might require additional tools to properly install.

I ended up getting these to "clean up" my ATV a bit. I knew the size I needed, and these worked fine for me.Some had broken off over time, and then when I took the ATV apart for a good makeover, I decided I just wanted to replace them all to help with the nice visual.Went and searched on Best Buy and POOF. there they were! lol.Anyway, It looks all nice again. at least for a little while. hahaha.No Complaints, so I am very satisfied with this purchase!

Purchased used 2005 Suzuki Eiger 400 4X4 which was missing practically all the rivets that hold the body together. Looking online I found them BUT the cheapest I found were $1.79 APIECE (I had ordered 2 from another parts store for $2.95 apiece plus shipping). Found these on Best Buy and couldn't be happier! Don't appear to be same quality as the OEM I had purchased but they fit perfectly. For the price I don't think you can go wrong!

I bought these to replace some fasteners under my hood on my Honda Fit. These fit perfectly, better than the ones I bought from autozone that fell out on the first day. Now I just have to figure out what to do with the extra 34 fasteners.

Whenever I need to work on a vehicle or ATV, I always seem to break this little buggers; now I have several items that are in need of a few of these--glad I bought them in bulk! They work the same as the originals, but are much cheaper than buying from the dealer or a parts store. Just push the larger piece in the hole as far as it will go and insert the pin to hold it in place, looks good as new!

Bought this to replace my broken fasteners for my Jeep. They were easy to install. I like that they have more access to the middle fastener than my OEM ones. We will see how long they last but I'm content.

The original junk Mopar parts have a screw which only seems to work one time after struggling with them to take off the grill I needed something else. I found these they worked perfectly easy install and removal small flat screw drive all you need. The price of one bag is the same cost of about 3 of the factory parts. Before you dig into your jeep buy a bag of these and toss the Mopar part in the trash.

I own a 2016 Ford Mustang and was in a little fender bender that resulted in the built in clips of my car breaking. I was recommended these from a friend that has used these for the same reason. Now nothing is going to look as perfect as it did before the accident but these are a close second, they clip in very easily and make the bumper look like very little damage happened. As you can see in the pictures the first picture is a before picture (no clips) and the second picture is an after…

They look very similar to OEM but they lack rigidity. You get what you pay for and these are extremely cheap for what they charge at the dealer. The only problem with the lack of rigidity is if you remove them, they're toast. So buy another pack if you plan on removing them in the future. (I'm always taking stuff on and off because I'm a freak.)

I bought this for my lower bumper and they have held up fine so far after a few months. Every car will have different size clips so it's best to check with what clips your come with to verify.

Used it for upholstery in trunk space and clips in engine block. Bit clips are too big for my vehicle and just don't fit. Much bigger than what was advertised

I bought a used four wheeler a few weeks ago and the spots where the rivits should be had old rusty bolts and nuts in it's spot. I ordered those and changed them out and just that alone made my fourwheeler look slot better.

I bought these for use on my 3 four wheelers and on a recently acquired snowmobile as these type of retainers are used on all of them. They are identical to the ones which came on them.we call them "push pins" as that's how they work. They're for holding on plastic (for lack of a better word) body parts and panels and just push into the origin holes. These were bought as extras as they occasionally break or get lost. They can be removed with a flat blade screwdriver or you can buy a…

Works as advertised. I used them on a Honda atv and the head of them is bigger than the stock ones but seems to be more sturdy as well.

They arrived today, and I just installed about a half dozen on my 2002 Honda Accord. I had just replaced the headlight units, which requires dropping the front bumper cover (crazy, right?). Many of the old nylon rivets had deteriorated. These made great replacements, and plenty to spare. Great to have on hand for $2.99!I also ordered the 10mm type, but these came first and they fit fine. When the 10s come, I'll see if they make a snugger fit. But these seem to do the job alright.

Well made and looks just like the original ones used on the vehicle. But as for me I got the wrong size as these were too big for the bumper and the splash shield under the car. I’ll just keep them just in case I run into any of them elsewhere on the car.Just make sure you are getting the right size.

I needed these 8mm retainer clips for the re-installation when I removed the front fascia from my 2010 Dodge Charger. Some of the old clips that I removed may have been salvageable, but I wanted to replace them with new ones. I found that these were a great bargain price, they shipped quickly, and they were very, very similar to the ones I removed. I did notice that a couple of them broke during installation. I could hear it snap and could hear a piece fall down inside, but since they were…