Honda Accord Body Side Moulding Clip | South Mountain Supply 3001
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The South Mountain Supply 3001 is a nylon body side moulding clip for Honda Accord vehicles. This exterior clip secures body side moulding strips to the door panels with a positive snap engagement, preventing trim separation, rattling, and moisture intrusion behind the moulding.
Specifications
- Type: Body Side Moulding Clip
- Material: Nylon
- Color: Black
- Pack Sizes Available: 15, 30, 60, 90
Vehicle Fitment
- Honda Accord — verify OEM number against your existing clip to confirm year range compatibility
Cross-Reference Numbers
- Honda OEM: Verify OEM number against your existing clip before ordering
What does this clip do on the Honda Accord?
The 3001 clip anchors the body side moulding strip to the door panel on Honda Accord vehicles. It uses a snap-fit design that holds trim flush against the body, preventing wind noise, rattling, and water from working behind the moulding strip.
How do I confirm this is the right clip for my Accord?
South Mountain Supply offers multiple Accord moulding clips (3001, 3002, 3003, 3004) to cover different Accord generations and moulding styles. To confirm compatibility, compare the profile of the 3001 to your existing clip, or check the OEM part number stamped on the clip you're replacing.
How do I replace body side moulding clips on an Accord?
Use a plastic trim removal tool to carefully pry the moulding strip away from the door panel. Remove any broken clip pieces from the moulding channels and door panel holes. Press the new 3001 clips into the moulding, align the strip with the door, and press firmly until each clip seats with a click.
What pack size should I order?
The 3001 is available in packs of 15, 30, 60, and 90. For a full-vehicle moulding replacement on a four-door Accord, a pack of 30 typically covers all doors with spares. Larger packs offer a lower per-clip cost for shops or bulk orders.
Can I reuse body side moulding clips after removal?
Moulding clips are designed for single use. The retention tabs that lock the clip into the panel often deform or snap during removal. Reinstalling a used or damaged clip risks the moulding rattling loose or coming detached at highway speeds. Always install new clips when reattaching moulding.