What are these clips called

Kordie

That hold the interior soundproof lining up under the dash? They have a push button in the centre to release them?

Where can I buy one?

Thanks

Major Ledfoot

Canoe clips, or something like that.

Supercheap Auto usually has generic things like them.

For OE / copy of OE, Voluparts stocks heaps of platic stuff like that.
http://store.voluparts.com/

What model are we talking?

carnut222

Generic name for that type of clip is a scrivet.

Kordie

Thanks guys

Repco guy called them Christmas trees.

Got one on ebay.

carnut222

Kordie;c-155197 wroteThanks guys

Repco guy called them Christmas trees.

Got one on ebay.

Christmas Trees are usually referring to the single-piece push-in fasteners that have sort of the flexible serrated edge. The scrivets usually refer to a two-piece fastener that pushes in then has a second push to lock it in place. The second push part can sometimes be unscrewed depending on the design (hence the name screw + rivet = scrivet). Sorry to be pedantic but I used to work in the auto industry! :)

captain_anchovy

Bruce ?

carnut222

Further more, at GM/Holden we used to call Christmas Tree clips "Fir" tree clips...I guess to avoid the use of the word Christmas LOL! :)
Fir tree:

Proper "scrivet" where the centre pin can be unscrewed with a Phillips screwdriver:

This is the one I've seen on the Volvos (for example C30 under-dash sound panel). Put it in the hole then push the pin. To remove you push the head of the pin farther in then remove fastener and re-set pin position to re-install:

This is starting to remind me of an episode of "Fun with Flags" with Dr Sheldon Cooper...

Xs4Eyes

Ah yes, the war on Christmas...

bigal

I had a different name for them when I first had to deal with them.. “how do you work you c..t”

Figured it out after sacrificing one. Center pin bit went in the engine bay never to be seen again. Just like one of my tamper proof torx bits. I swear these things enter a different dimension.

bigal

Actually the ones i dealt with looked slightly different.. they have a straight plastic pin/cylinder and are used to hold the plastic shield bit under the wiper blades on my xc90.

carnut222

bigal;c-155254 wroteActually the ones i dealt with looked slightly different.. they have a straight plastic pin/cylinder and are used to hold the plastic shield bit under the wiper blades on my xc90.

Those sound more like the non-removable kind where you have to drive the pin through into never-never land to remove the clip (similar to say the sill trim clips on a 240)