Just to add value to this wonderful video. The white one part# is 90467-A0029-A0 and the matching black one part# is 90467-A0030-C0. You need 4 sets to fasten the rear floor cover 58167-08010 (old PN, many compatible revisions afterwards)
Appreciate the video. Exactly the situation I'm facing with taking the underside splash guard down from the back end of a third generation Sienna (don't want to go ape on the retainers and break them). Total help!
Thankfully, I was able to just use the parts that came with the car (I didn't break any). Sorry, I can't tell you where to get replacements, but if other readers have ideas, please advise Mr. Legend.
Just to add value to this wonderful video. The white one part# is 90467-A0029-A0 and the matching black one part# is 90467-A0030-C0. You need 4 sets to fasten the rear floor cover 58167-08010 (old PN, many compatible revisions afterwards)
Thanks for adding to the value of this post for the benefit of fellow Toyota owners!
@@sengsational This is fantastic! This connector had me stumped until I saw your video. Naaman Wei-thanks for the part nos.
@@petershu3429 Thanks for the positive response. I was stumped, so figured I wouldn't be the only one.
Thx a lot for the video, couldnt find the info about these clips anywhere and didnt wanna break any plastic! 👍
Yeah, as with most of my videos, I try to find a video or information first, and if I get "skunked" on my search, I pull out the video camera :)
Yeah, I searched, didn't find, and then made the video. Glad it kept you away from broken clips!
Appreciate the video. Exactly the situation I'm facing with taking the underside splash guard down from the back end of a third generation Sienna (don't want to go ape on the retainers and break them). Total help!
Yeah, I didn't see anyone else had explained how these clips worked, and nobody has time to find replacements for broken clips.
Great video... I coudlnt figure out this connector. You should also add to the video on how to take apart the two pieces.
Yeah, I just re-watched it. Getting the white and black separated is a matter of splaying out the tabs on the white bit, but I don't show that.
Thank you so much for the informative video. Was exactly what I needed
Yeah, I searched and didn't find anything, so figured I'd make this for the next person to come along wondering how this worked.
Where can I buy these? They did not put them back in after oil change
directly go to Toyota show room parts get your part number, or online
Another option is a junk yard.
Could you tell me where did you get the part from please?
Thankfully, I was able to just use the parts that came with the car (I didn't break any). Sorry, I can't tell you where to get replacements, but if other readers have ideas, please advise Mr. Legend.