what to plug hole in lid?
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what to plug hole in lid?
What do you guys use to plug up the holes in the side of your lids? You know the EGR/AIR hole that's on the right side of the lid.
My MTI Clear lid cracked in the rear, so going to put back on my SLP Blackwing lid that came stock with the car but need to plug this hole up. Just curious as to what you guys are using for this.
My MTI Clear lid cracked in the rear, so going to put back on my SLP Blackwing lid that came stock with the car but need to plug this hole up. Just curious as to what you guys are using for this.
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Well i just went to autozone, bought a small filter and put it in there for now. Still had the rubber bushing that comes on the lid. Filter fit perfectly, just throw some krazy glue to hold it there. Ill probably go to lowe's, home depot later on and find a plug for it.
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go to autozone and ask for Chrysler brake master cylinder gasket. Part no 42081. Looks like it was made to plug these holes. perfect fit and comes in a pack of two for like 6 bucks.
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Electrical panel 7/8" "knockout" plug is what I used and sealed with RTV sealant.
I used a metal one from Home Depot, but plastic ones are available that would look even better: http://www.plasticsfasteners.com/KnockoutPlugs.html
I used a metal one from Home Depot, but plastic ones are available that would look even better: http://www.plasticsfasteners.com/KnockoutPlugs.html
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On a serious note. If my memory is working right, when I bought my lid I remember there being a part list sheet in there. So I'm assuming you can order just the plug from SLP.