Rubber Plugs

[HB Chris]

Recently the subject of rubber plugs came up and I was looking for the two in the spare tire well. I think they are the same as the two that mount in front of the hood latches. Just for fun I went to the dealer and ordered two. Attached is a pic with part number and the original plug on the right. Looks to be a good fit, they are for the 35mm opening, the inside will look a bit different but it is a good solution for an NLA plug.

 

[Dohn]

I have an even more obscure plug need. My diving board bumpers have two 1" diameter holes in the rubber rub strip on the front, no doubt for mounting a front plate. The PO installed an undermounted plate, so I'd like to fill the holes. Sorry to hijack your post, but I'm open to suggestions...

 

[aearch]

thay have them at home depot
the exact size thats where i got mine

 

[HB Chris]

I don’t think they have the same recessed back, can you share a photo?

 

[Markos]

Good match @hbchris!

 

[eriknetherlands]

Chris, same, here.

I also ordered the plugs at the dealer, and got hthe same. However I find them a bit flimsy, plastic instead of rubber, and I wasn't convinced that they belong on an (my) E9.

If anyone has the originals for sale, then i'm interested. I'm also looking for the one under the rear seat.

 

[HB Chris]

Erik, they are a bit plasticky but under the spare you can’t tell, the outside has the correct shape at least.

 

[m5bb]

I have an even more obscure plug need. My diving board bumpers have two 1" diameter holes in the rubber rub strip on the front, no doubt for mounting a front plate. The PO installed an undermounted plate, so I'd like to fill the holes. Sorry to hijack your post, but I'm open to suggestions...

You might look through here.

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