Au-ve-co Products 17347 Nylon Push Mount Bumper Rivet

Product Description

The AU-VE-CO PRODUCTS 17347 is a nylon push mount rivet designed for securing front and rear bumper covers on automotive applications. This fastener uses a push-to-install mechanism that allows quick, tool-free engagement into pre-drilled or factory-stamped mounting holes. Constructed entirely from nylon, the 17347 resists corrosion and will not damage surrounding trim panels or painted surfaces during installation. Auto technicians and body shop professionals reach for this style of rivet when reattaching bumper covers, fascias, and related exterior trim components.

This rivet is intended for use on front and rear bumper cover assemblies in automotive service environments. It is a common replacement fastener used during collision repair, bumper removal and reinstallation, and routine exterior trim service. The push mount design matches OEM-style fastener configurations found on a wide range of passenger vehicles, making it a practical shop-stock item for technicians who regularly perform bumper-related work.

Key Features

• Nylon construction resists corrosion and will not mar painted or plastic surfaces
• Push mount design allows fast, tool-free installation into standard mounting holes
• Suited for front and rear bumper cover attachment points
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds per unit
• Minimum order quantity of 15 units supports shop-stock replenishment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement push mount rivet for front and rear bumper cover assemblies on passenger vehicles requiring this fastener type.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by automotive technicians during bumper cover removal and reinstallation or collision repair. Before removing a bumper cover, disconnect any electrical connectors routed through the fascia and support the cover to prevent stress on remaining fasteners. Align the rivet head with the mounting hole and press firmly until the retention tabs engage fully. Inspect the mounting hole for damage or enlargement before installing a new rivet, as a compromised hole will not retain the fastener properly.