Is this the type of fastener used for the inner fender liners?

 

Yep.............

Edit: WTF? You ninja edited......there was no question before lol just that random picture haha. Either way, idk why that wouldn't work (never seen that screw type before tho)

 

Thanks.

 

It's similar, but I thought it was just one that you put the edge of a screwdriver under to pop up, it doesn't have the phillips top on it.

 

just went out and looked at my car-- you are correct! no phillips top, just flat top

 

yea pretty sure it just pops nd doesnt screw in

 

nope inner fendors use 2 differen't types. they use just a screw for the outer portion and the part that connects under the bumper and for the back portion and inner portion they use just push rivets. the screw style rivets can work but they are even more of a pain in the ass to get off then the regular push rivets

 

Touche steve!!!

 

op my mistake they use a screw bolt style, so you have to use a socket to get them out, can't use a screwdriver.

 

That's the type that has a flat surface on the top and bottom of the push piece? I don't have anything to reference because the previous owner removed the fender liners. All I know is that the rear liners use the screw type. Is the diameter of the rivets for the front and rear liners the same?