Bobby Price wiper/nozzle plugs (PIC)
06-04-2007, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Motormouth
yeah, please don't give any DIY advice. the stock nozzle has a push clip inside... two fingers and push up and it pops out.
You must have small hands...
06-04-2007, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Motormouth
if you do it right there is no risk. Didn't mean to be harsh.
Motormouth has a good point, getting these plugs to seal is a bit tricky. I used a type of 3m rubber gasket around the outside of the plug, filled the inside of the plug with hot glue, then applied a little glue on the gaskit and glued the plug in from the Inside (several layers).
No leakage here
06-04-2007, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by jimmyloose
so fresh and so clean clean.
I had the bodyshop weld a plate underneath the hole and repaint the whole hatch. I'll take some pictures later.
I had the bodyshop weld a plate underneath the hole and repaint the whole hatch. I'll take some pictures later.
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06-04-2007, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by zguyd3
Why did'nt you just fill the hole with bondo, if you painted the entire hatch? And do away with the plug.
Fill with bondo? Dont you mean have them weld in a metal plate?
06-04-2007, 01:47 PM
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Oh ****, I see, Jimmyloose did fill the hole.. My bad Dude
Yea, you are right OneI350 you weld a plate in, then some kind off bondo is needed to smooth it.
My bad guys I didnt mean to send this thread on a detour.
Yea, you are right OneI350 you weld a plate in, then some kind off bondo is needed to smooth it.
My bad guys I didnt mean to send this thread on a detour.
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Originally Posted by zguyd3
Oh ****, I see, Jimmyloose did fill the hole.. My bad Dude
Yea, you are right OneI350 you weld a plate in, then some kind off bondo is needed to smooth it.
My bad guys I didnt mean to send this thread on a detour.
Yea, you are right OneI350 you weld a plate in, then some kind off bondo is needed to smooth it.
My bad guys I didnt mean to send this thread on a detour.
No worries kid
06-04-2007, 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by zguyd3
^^^KID? WTF, Come on now, that should be long gone out the vocab by now--grow up my friend.
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