Keep bumper covers, splash shields and trim pieces held firmly in place with the Dorman Screw Rivet Retainer, part number 963-112D. This multi-purpose fastener is listed as a bumper cover retainer, a rocker panel molding retainer and a splash shield retainer. It fits many vehicles, among them the 2013-2015 Honda Civic, 1993-1997 Toyota Corolla and 1995-2003 Acura NSX. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
Dorman catalogs this screw rivet for bumper, cowl and fascia use. It is sized for an 8 mm hole, with a 21 mm stem and a 20 mm head. Depending on the application, it is listed for front, rear, front upper and rear upper locations.
- Ideal replacement: designed to fit and work like the original equipment retainer on the listed applications.
- Quality material: made of durable material intended for long-lasting service.
- Versatile design: suited to a variety of automotive uses, with the same function and versatility as the original retainer.
- Excellent value: delivers OE quality at a competitive price.
A loose, rattling or sagging bumper cover, splash shield or rocker molding may be a sign that one or more retainers have broken or gone missing. If a damaged retainer is the cause, this replaces it and helps hold the panel securely again.
Interchange: 19140 · 2163 · 2163PK · 94852368 · 90505SL0003 · MB888869 · 9046708155
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
19140, 2163, 2163PK, 94852368, 90505SL0003, MB888869, 9046708155
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Dorman 963-112D retainer do?
It is a screw rivet retainer that holds bumper covers, splash shields, rocker panel moldings and similar trim to the vehicle. Dorman lists it for bumper, cowl and fascia use.
What are the dimensions of this screw rivet?
It fits an 8 mm hole and has a 21 mm stem and a 20 mm head.
Will it fit a 2013-2015 Honda Civic or 1993-1997 Toyota Corolla?
Yes, both are listed applications, along with the 1995-2003 Acura NSX. The "Vehicles it fits" section shows every vehicle this retainer fits.
Where on the vehicle is this retainer used?
Depending on the application, it is cataloged for front, rear, front upper and rear upper locations on bumper, cowl and fascia panels.
How do I know if my retainers need replacing?
If a retainer is broken, missing or no longer holds firmly, the panel it secures may rattle, sag or flap. Replacing the damaged retainers helps hold the panel in place again.
