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Use electrical tape to cover them.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I�m running in circles trying to find the part numbers for the body plugs in the panel underneath the rear lid and engine cover. The shop manual has references to a 10mm plug but no number. There are other points on the car where it appears that plugs had been at one point but removed or fell off. These have a hole diameter of 10mm and a surface area (unpainted ring) around 18mm.

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This is one of those things that is completely worth printing vs wondering how to source. How thick is the sheetmetal (+ ridge) there?

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Quotes source post: 20285113

I broke a plug while removing the frunk carpeting and found a 3D file to duplicate it. The only difference from the stock plug is that it's flat and not concave but it's not really noticeable. My plug was for a 13mm hole but playing around with the file just now, I was able to scale it down for a 10mm hole and the cap is 20mm. Link to the file: https://thangs.com/designer/OMI-engi...r%20Clip-40191 Plugs for 13mm hole on left, 10mm on right.

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