Just got splash guards. Installation instructions from Honda states that I need 7 washer-screws but package has only five. Who is wrong?
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When I was installing mine, I also thought I was short two screws. I went back to the bags they cam in and found I had over looked a smal package with the missing screws in it. Each set had the correct screws in each bag. I had assumed that they were all in the same screw bag , they were not. Hope you find them.
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You'll need Honda's rivet nut tool for some models. You can custom made with a nut, a bolt and some washers. It's not a good idea for repeated use, but it worked fine for me to install just two rivets.
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It came with screws. For my marlin 35 caliber the screws were a thread too long. It locked down the cocking device. The seller did not have substitutes. I never found any washers that worked so far.
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Hi, I was able to use the stock screws but I couldn't use the lock washers the Rubber grips are thicker so the stock screws are just a little to short to use the washers. So far they haven't loosened while shooting so it seems OK.
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Yes.Amazon.com...2007 Honda Ridgeline ...Honda # 08P09-SJC-100 rear splash guards...$51.74
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I didn't install personally, someone else did it for me, but I would say 2 screws and that should be it. It took it no time to do so, like a minute.
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It fit my 2007 4 door Unlimited X, I can't speak to whether it fits any newer models. Be careful to line everything up before you tighten down the bolts and also check to make sure they sent you all the right washers and bolts. I was missing like 4 or 5 big washers. They're only a few dollars at the hardware store but it was still a pain in the *** to have to be halfway through and then find that out.
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you should have received a pak of clamp brackets & nuts/bolts/washers. call co. & get them............
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I had the same problem. I thought the screw was too long. But my husband figured it out. If you look at the washer very closely you will see that it is slightly "domed". Make sure to put the rounded or domed side facing up, followed by the nut. That worked for me.
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There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but that only works if you want to pull rather than push. I intend to change my swivel wheels to the front of the truck. There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but... » Read More There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but that only works if you want to pull rather than push. I intend to change my swivel wheels to the front of the truck. « Show Less
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There are pre drilled holes if you have the correct year of accord or tsx you still need a special tool from Honda to install the rivets that come In the kit. Or you can probably find a different way to install them
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The parts come with adhesive tape already mounted. The OEM instructions state the you have to remove the trim panels in order to apply the pieces, but merely tipping the edge under the existing plastic frame achieves an excellent result. Removing the panels appears to be redundant. I used painters type to mark where I wanted the edges to go, and then removed the plastic from the mounted tape and pressed them into place. Install took about ten minutes. In order to install the lighted trim, you will need to remove the interior trim, so I am not sure if Honda just did a "cut and paste" of the first few steps to create the directions for these. Mine have been in place for a couple of months with no issues. The parts come with adhesive tape already mounted. The OEM instructions state the you have to remove the trim panels in order to apply the pieces, but merely tipping the edge under the existing plastic frame achieves an excellent result. Removing the panels appears to be redundant. I used painters type to mark where I wanted the edges to go, and then removed the plastic from the mounted tape and pressed them into place. Install took about ten minutes. In order to install the lighted trim, you will need to remove the interior trim, so I am not sure if Honda just did a "cut and... » Read More The parts come with adhesive tape already mounted. The OEM instructions state the you have to remove the trim panels in order to apply the pieces, but merely tipping the edge under the existing plastic frame achieves an excellent result. Removing the panels appears to be redundant. I used painters type to mark where I wanted the edges to go, and then removed the plastic from the mounted tape and pressed them into place. Install took about ten minutes. In order to install the lighted trim, you will need to remove the interior trim, so I am not sure if Honda just did a "cut and paste" of the first few steps to create the directions for these. Mine have been in place for a couple of months with no issues. « Show Less
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I'd say you need the 91503-SZ5-003 clips as well. I needed both for a Honda Odyssey splash shield.
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Just 4 screws like everyone else is stating. After I removed the existing shield, I trimmed about an 1/8th of an inch of the existing plastic at the sharp points off the top of the frame that holds the shield and rounded these points off with a file. The new shield does not fit water tight at the seam with the frame so I used some clear silicone around the gap where the windshield meets the frame, in order to keep the rain and debris from getting at the headlight.
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I just ordered some (from Micasa Trading Limited, through Amazon) and they did not include the metal clips. The hopes of the metal clips is the only reason I ordered them, sadly. The clip is designed to accept them so I don't know why they didn't include them. They do fit Hondas (as evident on my 2007 Civic SI.
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You will have to find some screws. You will attach it by locating a small ring right below the design. Dependimg on how big your screw head is, you may meed a washer as well.
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You do not. I think that it's a splash guard to protect the motor, but you have to buy whole parts. Therefore, it is a waste.