Au-ve-co Products 23431 Plastic Push Mount Drive Rivet

Product Description

The AU-VE-CO PRODUCTS 23431 is a plastic push mount drive-type rivet designed for securing front bumper assemblies and trim panels in automotive applications. This fastener uses a drive-pin mechanism that expands the rivet body on installation, creating a secure, vibration-resistant hold without threading or adhesive. The all-plastic construction resists corrosion and avoids galvanic reaction with surrounding trim components. Automotive technicians and body shop professionals reach for this style of rivet when restoring bumper covers, replacing factory fasteners, or completing front-end collision repairs.

The 23431 is suited for front bumper attachment points where OEM-style plastic push mount fasteners are specified. This rivet type is a common service replacement in collision repair, trim restoration, and detailing work on passenger vehicles and light trucks. The drive-type design means installation requires no special tools beyond a trim panel removal tool and a small hammer or push pin to seat the drive stud, making it practical for shop and mobile technicians alike.

Key Features

• Drive-type push mount design for fast, tool-minimal installation
• All-plastic construction resists corrosion and panel damage
• Designed for front bumper cover and trim panel applications
• Replaces worn or broken OEM-style push rivets during bumper service
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds per unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement push mount rivet for front bumper and exterior trim panel applications on passenger vehicles and light trucks where drive-type plastic fasteners are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by automotive technicians or body shop professionals during bumper cover removal and reinstallation. Before installing, confirm the existing rivet hole is clean and free of broken fastener debris. Insert the rivet body into the mounting hole and seat the drive pin with a firm push or light tap to expand the retention legs. Always inspect surrounding panel clips and mounting points during service to identify additional worn fasteners that should be replaced at the same time.