I am wanting to swap mudflaps between fenders on my Big Red, but the original parts fische show that the pop rivets were not sold separately. I'm looking to see what have some on here used for OEM looking rivets?
I am wanting to swap mudflaps between fenders on my Big Red, but the original parts fische show that the pop rivets were not sold separately. I'm looking to see what have some on here used for OEM looking rivets?
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Mine look like big head flat screws into some sort of
threaded tube and very rusted.
I'll be watching for answers too.
Damned if I can find it,but this has been hashed out before... I can't remember,but I think the answer was a rivet,,,then paint it black..( . Although it does seem like some genius HAD found something VERY close to Hondas.. Sucks getting old lol. I searched it 3 ways,and couldn't find it.
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Same here Bill, I looked and couldn't find anything. I'm going to just use a rivet close and call it done. This isn't a show bike.
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maybe some sort of boat cover / tonneau cover fasteners?
flat heads with fat threaded washer types. The holes in the flaps seems to be rather large, maybe 5/16"?
I do believe someone posted about the rusted fastener fix but maybe it was for the
black splashflaps on rear fenders.
Hello bkm
If you have a “pop rivet” [with a hole in the center] Honda never used one.
Do you have a photo?
Please post a link to the fiche you are referring to. Just want to see exactly what you are referring to and what you need.
Those are most likely the correct screws. Photos would be helpful. I know exactly what the OEM screws I am thinking about look like, just want to see what you are referring to and what you have.
Well here’s one answer for you anyway, lol.
If you are looking for the parts listed below there is a few different ways to go about achieving it.
The 86 OEM parts fiche below shows all the screws etc. listed separately. If you tell me exactly what you want I can probably tell you the closest available part to it. Some of the mud flap screws and nuts are available.
The two different style of nuts used on the rear mud flaps are called square or rectangular nuts and rectangular flange T nuts, lol. Similar is available at industrial hardware supply stores, Mity Mite brand from catalog at Kragen, Checker auto or similar, Hilco fastener and Grainger. You can also get the round flange T nuts from the hardware store, grind two flats in the sides and either flatten or remove the “pointed” tabs.
The rear mud flap screws are basically a type of “slotted pan head screw” Similar is available at industrial hardware supply stores, Mity Mite brand from catalog at Kragen, Checker auto or similar, Hilco fastener and Grainger. The set up is similar to “Binding screws and aluminum screw posts ie “book binding screws” See link below.
http://www.binding.com/catalog.aspx?...inumscrewposts
The side mud flap screws are called “phillips head shoulder screws”. If you can’t find the shoulder screw it can be replicated by using a std phillips head screw then getting a thin aluminum sleeve the correct length and od and simply slipping it over the screw. Avail at industrial hardware supply stores.
SIDE MUD FLAP SCREW ITEM 32 IS CALLED A PHILLPS HEAD SHOULDER SCREW. NOT AVAILABLE
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-atc250es-...0.html#results
SPECIAL RIVETS AND BOOK BINDING SCREWS.
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CCwQrQMwAA
Rear mud flap nuts and screws below.
EARLY REAR MUDFLAP NUTS BY VIN ITEM 7, THREAD di. 7 MM PITCH UNKNOWN. AVAILABLE
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-atc250es-...7_61304958003/
LATE REAR MUD FLAP NUTS BY VIN ITEM 7, THREAD di. 7 MM PITCH UNKNOWN. AVAILABLE
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-atc250es-...7_90303ha0680/
OEM PARTS FICHE MUD FLAP SCREW ITEM 28, NOT KNOWN WHICH NUT ABOVE IT FITS. AVAILABLE
http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-atc250es-...0.html#results
Head shape of this screw is sort of similar to rear mud flap screw but a smaller od.
“CHEESE” HEAD SCREW
http://www.google.com/search?q=chees...ient=firefox-a
This is most similar overall to orig rear mud flap screws.
SLOTTED PLASTIC PAN HEAD SCREW, SPECIAL THREAD
http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/fa...crews-1414MSPN
SCREW SUPPLIER, SLOTTED PAN HEAD SCREW PAGE
http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/fa...crews-1414MSPN
GRAINGER
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/start.shtml
HILCO FASTENERS
http://www.hillcofasteners.com/default.aspx
I'm not sure about the Big Reds, but the 250SX front fender mud flap has a plastic pop rivet at each end (and three conventional screw type fasteners in the middle). I bought a plastic pop rivet gun at Harbor Freight and the rivets in the kit (one of the many sizes included) was just about identical to the factory honda part.
http://www.harborfreight.com/hand-ri...ets-97757.html
Here was my thread asking about the rivets used on the SX. Hopefully, the Big Red rivets are similar.
- Frank
1984 200ES Big Red
1985 350X (x2)
1986 350X
1986 250SX
1984 Auto-X
1984 ATC70
1985 ATC70
Hello bkm
OK, FRONT, FRONT FRONT, I got it now, lol. Well some of the info I posted might help anyway however if someone shoots me a CLOSE UP photo of the plastic rivets top and bottom side I can find a similar if not EXACT replacement. whether they have a rivet in the center or not they are available from Mity Mite at Kragen and Checker auto etc, Broken Arrow products in Oklahoma [rivet type only] and Hilco Fasteners. I've used many of both types. They come in different head sizes.
OK "POP" rivet type [havin a bad day I guess, lol], same answer as above but if Wonderboy's are close enough then it's probably easier to get them there.
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Pile of Tecate Parts
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Sorry I didn't get the link to the other thread pasted in above... (brain fart)
http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...ighlight=rivet
There is a bit more info in that thread. Specifically, looked like the 5mm x 15.8mm rivet was a good match.
- Frank
1984 200ES Big Red
1985 350X (x2)
1986 350X
1986 250SX
1984 Auto-X
1984 ATC70
1985 ATC70