Dorman - Autograde Splash Shield Retainer P/N:961-016
Keep a splash shield or trim molding held firmly in place with the Dorman - Autograde Splash Shield Retainer / Molding Retainer 700-578, a push-in rivet-style retainer for the 1980 Ford Granada, 1980 Lincoln Versailles and 1980 Mercury Monarch. It is listed under both names, splash shield retainer and molding retainer. Dorman designs it to take the place of the original equipment retainer on these applications and to fit and work the same way.
Signs a retainer may need replacing include a missing or broken fastener, a splash shield or molding that hangs loose, and rattling from the panel while driving. A new retainer helps hold the panel securely at its mounting point. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full fitment chart.
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Does this retainer fit a 1980 Mercury Monarch?
Yes. The 1980 Mercury Monarch is one of its listed applications. The "Vehicles it fits" section shows the full fitment chart.
What size hole does the Dorman 700-578 retainer fit?
It is a push-in rivet-style retainer for a .250 in. mounting hole.
What does a splash shield or molding retainer do?
It fastens a splash shield or trim molding to the vehicle and holds the panel securely at its mounting point.
Why is it called both a splash shield retainer and a molding retainer?
The part is listed under both names. They describe the same Dorman 700-578 push-in retainer.
What are signs a retainer may need replacing?
Signs include a missing or broken retainer, a splash shield or molding that hangs loose, and rattling from the panel while driving.
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