Would these plastic clips work to replace those crappy ones

[mmollema]

I changed my oil for the first time today and broke 2 of those plastic clips that are a pain to get out. I found these ones at Grainger and they look like they would be way easier to use. Just wondering if they are the right size Grainger part # 5muf4

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/Push-I ... Pid=search

 

[Beenba]

As long as they have the same hole dis they should be fine. I broke a few of mine doing exhaust donuts and used some I found my Honda. Fit perfect.

 

[zeke66]

Fastenal has ones very similar to the Yamaha ones and seem to be a bit tougher. They even have a slot to get a screwdriver in to pop them up, much easier.

Search some of my old posts, I linked a part number. They are WAY cheaper than the Yamaha ones too.

Here:

http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... highlight=


$9 for a box of 25, on sale too.

 

[usaf167aw]

i found the ones i used to replace my broken ones at lowes or home depot i dont remember which but they seem to work fine for me

 

[40TH FX NYTRO]

The ones from Fastenal work great and are automotive quality. I got a pack of them and they seem to be very durable

 

[LSXM3]

The ones from Fastenal work great and are automotive quality. I got a pack of them and they seem to be very durable

X2 i use them at work for automotive stuff as well as replaced all of the crappy stock ones on my sled with them, they are a much higher quality