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AFU1897LDELR - Drive Fastener

Original price - Original price €2,50
Original price
€2,50
€2,50 - €2,50
Current price €2,50
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Genuine Part
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Drive Fastener A push-in retaining clip used to secure interior trim panels and finishing components to the body structure.

The fastener locates in a pre-drilled hole; driving the centre pin home expands the shank behind the panel, holding the trim firmly in place without screws. It forms part of the interior trim fixing hardware and is removed by withdrawing the centre pin to release the expansion.
Alternative Codes
AFU1897LDELR

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  • Netherlands / Belgium / Germany: 2–4 working days after dispatch.
  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
  • Outside EU/UK: contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the AFU1897LDELR drive fastener used for?
The AFU1897LDELR is a push-in retaining clip that secures interior trim panels and finishing components to the body structure without screws.
How does this fastener work?
It locates in a pre-drilled hole, then driving the centre pin home expands the shank behind the panel to hold the trim firmly in place.
Can this fastener be reused after removal?
These are typically damaged on removal since withdrawing the centre pin releases the expansion and can weaken the shank. It's best to fit a new one rather than reuse a fastener that's already been expanded.