I found online instructions for installing fender liners, just not for my car. I drive a 1995 honda accord and both the front left and right fender liners were ripped out. I bought two new ones but don't know how to put them back in. Do I need bolts or screws? Or clips of some sort? Where can I get them? thanks.

 

Are they fender clips? like these?

 

Wish I could help you on this but I cant remember. Its probably going to be a mix of both the plastic push tabs and a few bolts and clips where the inner finder cover connects to the bumper cover. Not sure even if them clips will be right, may be the ones that look threaded. I would take the tire off and slid it up in place and see what I can get away with. If I was looking at both the part and the car to see the holes I may be of more help to ya

 

even me too looking for the same solution here any help would be greatly appreciated...

 

You can look under the fender and see where the holes on the liner correspond with the mounting holes on the fender. They are held in by fender clips like ghiggy posted (The OEM ones use a plastic screw, I would definitely prefer the clip type). Then there are about three screws where the mudflap is. Its pretty down to earth. I had to replace my drivers side liner when I first bought my Accord.

 

You'll need a bolt, a few screws, and a few push in clips. Go to a Honda parts website and you'll find an illustration.

 

http://www.hondapartsunlimited.com/p...g/front-fender

Here's the diagram jdowen2 was talking about.

 

That link didn't work for me so...


Towards the front of the fender liner where it attaches to the bumper cover, if you have an EX lip or added extension the liner attaches in between the two. that fastener(#7) has a shank so it will not tighten against the liner, it locates and holds it, but does not torque against the soft plastic.
It's pretty obvious when you see it. But if you are missing the hardware to attach you are going to be SOL until you can procure some. I also would not cheap out or substitute the incorrect hardware. Those liners are pretty easy to tear up.