YOUR RESEARCHCleaning out Drains - what is this?, Round screw hole? what's it for?
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Not sure what this does. It had a small diameter plastic do dah on it that was mostly off. The inside looks clean so I thought maybe the plastic cover just recently came off. So what is this hole for? Should I cover it up with a plug?
...can you refit it???
Mine came off to and think it is a vent maybe coming from inside cabin I just left it alone or off since it was not holding my tire on.
Looks like a standard plastic fastener hole - the same as the other ones holding in the wheel well liner - they're dirt cheap and can pick them up from your dealer.
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