Floor pan drain plugs..
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Floor pan drain plugs..
Does anyone know if it's possible to get replacement plugs for the floorpans? I'm talking about the metal ones, specifically for the back seat pans. I removed mine and they are corroded and nasty, and I have no intention of putting them back in. One is right directly above my muffler.
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I'm thinking I might just have to weld it shut, or something then...the one is right above the muffler and I can't imagine a rubber one would hold up very well. Crap!
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If I'm thinking of the right one they are about a inch in diameter I used plastic plugs, after I had lined my floor and repairs some rust. I got mine at ace hardware for about .45 a piece and you have about 25 holes if I remember.
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94"
I might get take them out of my 98
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Awesome! That's just what I need. Did you RTV around them or anything like that? I know the factory configuration had some sort of sealant stuff around it. So, go to Ace and try and find these 1" plugs. challenge accepted.
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Nope I didn't used anything around them they fit perfect and are snug too you could put a some rtv if you wanted but I never did. Yea if I remember right it was at ace they were pretty cheap too compared to the metal ones.
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I'll measure them just to be safe, and I'll be off to the hardware store to hunt for them.
I think two of them are larger than the other rubber ones, so if anyone has the measurements handy, I'd appreciate it! Then I can go over to Lowe's on my lunch break and see if they had anything similar.
I think two of them are larger than the other rubber ones, so if anyone has the measurements handy, I'd appreciate it! Then I can go over to Lowe's on my lunch break and see if they had anything similar.
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I'll probably be covering the one above the muffler up with some insulation on the bottom...haven't decided yet, but I definitely want to plug my holes, no homo