💥 GOOACC 100pcs Push-Type Retainer for Lexus Toyota Body Clips, Splash Shield Clips 90467-07201 - Replacements Fasteners with High-Quality Nylon Push Rivets and Bonus Fastener Remover Review

Not sure if they will fully fit but they are perfect for the clips that hold the plastic pieces over the engine components under the hood on my 2012 Lexus hold IS350. Hope this helps someone.

After finding what the retailer wanted for a half dozen of these I looked here and found I could buy a pack for 100 less , find out. They fit very well on my Lexus engine cover and even if they break when I take them off I have something to wear. The little tool they provide might come in handy to remove them, I haven't tried it yet.

A great part to have on hand when working under the hood of a newer Lexus or Toyota. I just changed my headlight bulbs and it was very helpful to have these clips to replace the old (and missing) plastic engine bay covers that I had to remove for the job. Good quality, large pocket full of clips and a small pry tool on the handle. Happy with this purchase.

First of all I would like to say that they hold up well and firmly. They are actually tighter than the originals, the only issue is the head diameter. I wish they were a little bigger. The holes were almost the same diameter, so I had to move some of the old clips and place the new clips in other places where the mounting holes were smaller. Still worth the money. The heads work well everywhere except on the engine shield under the car.

I used these on my Lexus engine covers and wheel arch covers for my Eclipse. Gone are the days when clips broke to remove trim. The included tool provides an easy way to remove these clips without worrying about breaking them or replacing broken ones. The price is fantastic for the 100 clips you get. These last for years. In the unlikely event that one breaks, you'll get more than enough to replace it.

Works great although the car technically requires 90467-07211 pusher clamps. And these pin clips are $2 each at the dealer. And it takes 15 of them to hold the plastic hoods. And mechanics will break or lose them every time they take the hoods off. So having 100 grand handy in the trunk...and not paying the dealer $30 every time someone takes the fairings off...that's a very good idea. Even if they're not perfect (like some of the other posters here claim). You have a bag of 100, what if one…

Let me first explain that I categorically hate writing reviews and reviews! I recently bought a used Lexus ES 350 and it was missing some of the original plastic rivets to attach the covers to the engine compartment. Luckily I came across a YouTube video where someone posted a link to these replacement rivets which are very cheap compared to genuine Lexus/Toyota parts and come with a removal tool. Now in this YouTube video the gentleman mentions that the removal tool is useless as it is too…