front right fender / bumper clip broken

Hey,


I need some help in this link below, The white clip to the left above the bumper by the fender is broken on my car. Do you know what the name of the piece or assemply is?

http://www.az350z.com/photopost/data...C02641-med.JPG


I'm not sure if it is # 3 on this link:
http://www.trademotion.com/schematics/3/3840005.gif

or if it is # 7 on this link:
http://www.trademotion.com/schematics/3/3840075.gif

or one of the parts on this link
http://www.trademotion.com/schematics/3/3840080.gif

I appreciate your help Thanks alot

 

your link to your pictue blows...use http://www.imageshack.us/

 

any suggestions

 

heres more pics

 

Don't know if this will help or not. When I put in my '07 projectors I had an issue attaching the bumper cover on the left side. As I remember it attaches with two bolts, one near the front of the car, that goes in at an angle, and one back near the wheel opening that goes in straight vertical. The front one was OK, but I could not get the rear one to tighten up. The bolt went in from the underside of the bumper into a plastic nut mount attached to the fender. My solution was to take a longer bolt, push it through the plastic mount and attach a metal nut on top of the plastic piece. I then tightened up the new bolt, and it pulled the bumper up snug to the fender.

Lou

 

thats exactly what happened with my car, but the plastic nut by the fender which the bumper screws into is broken, it will screw in but not all the way. I'm gonna give the nut and bolt trick a shot. thanks alot if you find out what part that is let me know. thanks again.

 

When you do this and tighten down the metal nut, it pretty much destroys the plastic nut mount. Why they put plastic there I have no idea

Lou

 

yeah you know how they make cars now adays they put these crappy parts on them. The plastic piece is shot anyway so it shouldn't matter. thanks for the heads up. I'm gonna try the bolt this weekend.

 

im using nut and bolt method.. works fine.. just takes more work to secure the inner bolt