Rubber Body Plugs

[LoTGoD]

So, now that the old MJ runs, its time to put it back together. Does anyone have an online source for rubber body plugs? I've removed the soft metal plugs at the rear of the cab because they were slowly releasing their grip. I'd like to replace them with rubber ones, about 1" in diameter. Would also like to find rubber plugs for the 2 large bed soft plugs. One is currently missing, and would like to replace the other one so that they can be removed if need be.

 

I've checked the local auto parts stores "Help" section, and can't seem to find what I am looking for.

 

Thanks!

Aaron

[mjeff87]

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I need one for my TJ, too..... :D

 

Jeff

[HOrnbrod]

I get a lot of clips and oddball plugs I need HERE

[LoTGoD]

I get a lot of clips and oddball plugs I need HERE

 

Thanks Don,

I did see that page, but it doesn't appear that they have rubber plugs. The 1" rear cab ones that I ma looking for seem to be plastic on that page.

 

I found this on eBay : http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 0179784304

 

Looks to have a TON of plugs, but I really don't need that many. I guess I could buy it, use what I need, and save the rest for a rainy day.

[HOrnbrod]

The plugs are down near the bottom of the page. :cheers:

[LoTGoD]

The plugs are down near the bottom of the page. :cheers:

 

This was the one I was looking at, as the back of the cab openings are 1"

http://automotive-hardware.com/5-pcs-1- ... p-262.html

 

I guess I could use plastic, but I just feel that rubber will seal better and last a bit longer.

[WBKrazy]

not sure if they have anything that big, but on ebay there's a guy selling plug kits for old police cruisers to plug the holes left by removal of the antennas and such... try an ebay search under police interceptor, thats how i found him....