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I took my car in for the 45K service and the dealer seems to have "lost" the plastic finger screw bolts in the attached photos under the fron trunk (holds the piece next to the battery cover on). Well they ordered me two new screws and when I went to install them they also seem to have "lost" the rubber piece under the plastic piece that the screw goes into (The female side of the item...screw hole). There is no part number on the one that I have and I am tired of waiting on the dealer to figure out what part it is. Can anyone tell me from the pics what part number it is so I can just order one? Thanks!

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You could just go to any local hardware store and get a new well-nut and corresponding screw. If it's their nickel, let them fix it. If it's yours, swing by your local Ace/Menards/Lowe's etc.

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