PSA: Don't let dealer remove fender flares without confirming they have replacement push pins in stock

[Dasj102]

I just wasted tons of time on here with wrong/invalid info and finally realized ford accessories official site has clickable parts that will match your year...(at least for 2024)

This was especially helpful for Raptor as many part websites like oempartsonline.com would not show Raptor drawing.

For 2024 the ford special pins are now W722679-S300.
https://www.ford.com/product/trim-pin-p4000191137
For earlier year these were W722177-S300 or W790217-S900
There are 14 of these, which is not mentioned in latest post before mine.
These pins area what actually hold the flare into the fender, and will get most of the force, so personally I decided not to cheap out and get OEM.

PLUS, there are 14 of generic looking trim pins W715694-S300 as well that had already been mentioned that hold the various components like mud flaps and wheel well liners into the flair that will experience less force so I am planning to get cheaper non OEM ones for those.
https://www.ford.com/product/trim-pin-p4000085761

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[swamp2]

I just wasted tons of time on here with wrong/invalid info and finally realized ford accessories official site has clickable parts that will match your year...(at least for 2024)

This was especially helpful for Raptor as many part websites like oempartsonline.com would not show Raptor drawing.

For 2024 the ford special pins are now W722679-S300.
https://www.ford.com/product/trim-pin-p4000191137
For earlier year these were W722177-S300 or W790217-S900
There are 14 of these, which is not mentioned in latest post before mine.
These pins area what actually hold the flare into the fender, and will get most of the force, so personally I decided not to cheap out and get OEM.

PLUS, there are 14 of generic looking trim pins W715694-S300 as well that had already been mentioned that hold the various components like mud flaps and wheel well liners into the flair that will experience less force so I am planning to get cheaper non OEM ones for those.
https://www.ford.com/product/trim-pin-p4000085761

Great work. Absolutely no surprise that a lot of prior posts here caused you a big waste of time (me too). We need to ask @c-dubb to edit his post with a link to yours noting that the answer is there.

The 2nd link in your post is absolutely the fastener used in large quantities on the fender liner and mudflaps.

Could it be that the W722679-S300 (first link), used primarily to hold the fender flare to the body, are not even shown here in the parts diagram exploded view in Post #42 in this thread?

If @Ducati1098 can get the part numbers for both HS1 and HC1 in the exploded view he posted, I think we will have a FULL and ACCURATE list of all of the fasteners for both the fender liners and fenders.

 

[Ducati1098]

Could it be that the W722679-S300 (first link), used primarily to hold the fender flare to the body, are not even shown here in the parts diagram exploded view in Post #42 in this thread?

That number is posted on post 42 as HM1 in the first diagram.

If @Ducati1098 can get the part numbers for both HS1 and HC1 in the exploded view he posted, I think we will have a FULL and ACCURATE list of all of the fasteners for both the fender liners and fenders.

HS1: W709976-S450B

HC1: W720189-S300

 

[swamp2]

HS1: W709976-S450B

HC1: W720189-S300

Fantastic, those are the parts I identified for fender liners when "hands on". Of course these are highly unlikely to break/fail.

This investigation and thread is finally 100% wrapped!

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