RedRocketZ28

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Yes, I searched. Couldn't find the thread I saw a while back. Anyway, there was some part for a chrysler I think that people were using to plug the hole in the SLP lid. I am deleting my emissions crap this weekend when I get my headers installed. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

RedRallyeZ

iTrader: (20)

yeah i got mine at autozone, ask for a master cylinder gasket for a '78 through 94' chrysler.

RedRocketZ28

iTrader: (19)

Thanks man, much appreciated.

red99formula

I thought the lids were supposed to come with caps anyways. I know mine did but it's for a 98-99 setup so idk.

ricketzSS

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Go to http://www.caplugs.com/ and they have an option on their homepage for a free sample, type in part # BPF-1 1/8. Thats the size plug you need. Add it to your cart, go to checkout and they will have a button for the free sample. You will get the plug at NO cost. Im glad someone fig'd this out on here

SchultzLT1

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I went to Ace Hardware and got a rubber stopper and shoved it in. Works great

I didn't know what size so I bought like 3, 1 of the fit. It was like $.30

RedRocketZ28

iTrader: (19)

I put that in the search and came up with nothing? I know there was a site somewhere out there that people got free samples of plugs. I can't find it though.

ricketzSS

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RedRocketZ28, i edited my previous reply with the new (correct) link...my bad, but you'll find it on this site

RedRocketZ28

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Thanks man, got one coming I hope.

helicoil

iTrader: (104)

I used a Moroso oil breather delete solid grommet from an old set of breathers I had still in the package, fit like glove.

SSsuperdave

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I used an electrical knockout plug and black rtv for ***** and giggles