Door panel screws?

[Jgedwardsv]

Does anyone know where to buy the tiny Torx screws that hold the interior door panels in place? I thought I ordered the right ones from RockAuto, but they are definitely not the correct size (they're massive).

I'd prefer to buy new as opposed to find some semi-rusted ones in the junkyard.

 

[macleanflood]

Deadjeeps.com or Davey's Jeeps.

Jeepbolts.com perhaps.

-Mac

 

[06lj]

The Mopar screws (6507297AA) have been discontinued. Finding some good used ones is your best bet for OEM. I looked a few years back but just ended up making my own.
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/cheap-door-trim-screws.20077/

 

[BDub]

I bought these to replace the edge panel screws and they worked well. They will not be long enough to secure the inside panel door strap.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08RB7RTZQ?tag=wranglerorg-20

 

[DuckNut]

I'd prefer to buy new as opposed to find some semi-rusted ones in the junkyard.

I learned something a couple years ago and have been doing it since. Literally every screw I buy is stainless and if I need them black I use a chemical that turns them black - much like bluing a gun barrel. The name of the chemical escapes me at the moment.

 

[cliffish]

I learned something a couple years ago and have been doing it since. Literally every screw I buy is stainless and if I need them black I use a chemical that turns them black - much like bluing a gun barrel. The name of the chemical escapes me at the moment.

is it Hot black oxide?

 

[DuckNut]

is it Hot black oxide?

No. I clean the oil off with soap. Then soak in a muriatic acid solution to etch. Then the blackening solution. Then depending on what they will be used for I may use a sealing solution.

It is some sort of black oxide but it is not hot, room temp.

The name Caswell comes to mind but don't hold that as the truth.