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Old 02-24-05, 07:47 PM
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Rubber plug on tranny

I noticed tonight that the rubber plug on the bottom of the front of my tranny is missing. I'm guessing it's just to keep out dirt, but I can't find it in the parts manuals.
Any ideas for a replacement?
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It's an inspection plug. If you are worried, clean the area with brake cleaner and cover it with a piece of aluminum tape.
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But..I'd really like to keep the 'stock look'!

Kidding, thanks, I'll do that tomorrow.
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Go to True value, or another good hardware store with the dimensions of the hole. You can find a rubber plug if you look hard enough.
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I was going to say duct tape, but the aluminum tape will take the heat better.
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