rubber insert under scuff plate
06-10-02, 06:42 PM
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rubber insert under scuff plate
anyone know where i could get this? there are some sort of rubber insert with a metal thread where you just insert the screw under the scuff plate.
i have one where the metal thing just past away and i can't put my screw in. They don't seem to be able to get it at mazda dealership.
thanks a lot
puma
i have one where the metal thing just past away and i can't put my screw in. They don't seem to be able to get it at mazda dealership.
thanks a lot
puma
06-11-02, 06:53 AM
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I did a search on Google seems like lots of places to get them....
The part # is C-440 for the one used with the scuff plates
I'm glad you posted this thread... I lost one of mine in the body when installing my scuff plates... now I just need to get off my butt and get that other one in...
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I think that this is the company that actually makes them
http://www.emhart.com/products/prod1.html
The part # is C-440 for the one used with the scuff plates
I'm glad you posted this thread... I lost one of mine in the body when installing my scuff plates... now I just need to get off my butt and get that other one in...
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I think that this is the company that actually makes them
http://www.emhart.com/products/prod1.html
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06-11-02, 07:33 AM
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Originally posted by drewroman
I'm glad you posted this thread... I lost one of mine in the body when installing my scuff plates... now I just need to get off my butt and get that other one in...
I'm glad you posted this thread... I lost one of mine in the body when installing my scuff plates... now I just need to get off my butt and get that other one in...
However, mine is still on the end of the screw, just pushed through the hole. I haven't gotten my lazy butt out there to pull it back through...
07-21-02, 10:58 PM
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Finally...
Finally got off my butt and found some Wellnuts...
Found them at Ace Hardware.
Ended up getting some 20-832 Wellnuts and some 8-32 X 5/8" stainless screws. I got some pan head screws but got some oval head also... I think I'm going to contersink the holes and use the oval heads...
Couldn't find theh c-440 part... metric maybe?
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Found them at Ace Hardware.
Ended up getting some 20-832 Wellnuts and some 8-32 X 5/8" stainless screws. I got some pan head screws but got some oval head also... I think I'm going to contersink the holes and use the oval heads...
Couldn't find theh c-440 part... metric maybe?
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07-21-02, 11:33 PM
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I couldn't find the exact replacement either. I found some wellnuts that would do the trick from Westlake Hardware.
Not sure the part number since they are out in the garage (apartment complex for the next few months).
The threads didn't go all the way through on the wellnut, I had to force the screw through the first time. I did that before I mounted it, and then it was fine.
Not sure the part number since they are out in the garage (apartment complex for the next few months).
The threads didn't go all the way through on the wellnut, I had to force the screw through the first time. I did that before I mounted it, and then it was fine.
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07-22-02, 02:23 PM
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Originally posted by rotary-tt
They are factory Mazda accessories and don't come with the car. MazdaFormance has them for $135.
They are factory Mazda accessories and don't come with the car. MazdaFormance has them for $135.
Whether or not mine came on the car when it was purchased new or not, there is only one person that knows and it's not anyone here.
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