Rivet size for fuel door

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  1. Michael K

    Michael K Junior Member

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    I am wondering if anyone knows the size of the rivets for the Prius fuel door. I think they are 3/16 but can not find this information anywhere on the internet.
     
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    I could use a new fuel door (top hinge broke). Surprised this didn't get a response?
     
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    Maybe just ask a dealer for a pair of 90269-06017 ? Then you won't even need to know what size they are, but you can measure them if you want to know. :)

    If I had to guess, I'd guess they're metric.
     
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    Will this work with a standard run of the mill pop river tool?
     
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    I guess if it has a nosepiece they fit.
     
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    The substitute for 90269-06017 offered by the Auto-Vehicle Parts Co., Auveco no. 21315, is shown on their catalog page 314 as having a 1/4-inch diameter, and other suppliers give similar measurements.
     
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