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Doing a carpet delete and putting bedliner in my JK wrangler. Was wondering if anyone makes plugs for the oval cutouts over the front of the wheel well as seen in the picture. Thanks!
I recall seeing people fabricate something for that hole. I don't believe there is a pre-made thing you can pop in there. Simple sheet cut to size and JB Welded in probalby does it, then clean up with grinder/flap disc.
On a side note, I bedlined my tub years ago. Got tired of it always looking dirty and it was so hard to clean. Ended up going with some BedRug and have been happy since. Great product that doesn't cost much....specially if just talking the two footwells up front.
They just stuff sound deadening foam in the bottom of it. I *think* we accessed that hole for armor install, but it's been a long while so I'm not positive.
I recall seeing people fabricate something for that hole. I don't believe there is a pre-made thing you can pop in there. Simple sheet cut to size and JB Welded in probalby does it, then clean up with grinder/flap disc.
On a side note, I bedlined my tub years ago. Got tired of it always looking dirty and it was so hard to clean. Ended up going with some BedRug and have been happy since. Great product that doesn't cost much....specially if just talking the two footwells up front.
I was looking at those for on top of the lining. I'm mostly doing the bedliner to seal up the floor pan after dealing with the rust seen in my photo. Seems the previous owner drove it in winter and never washed it out. Was going to wait a while, but mice got into the interior over the winter despite my best efforts to prevent it and the carpet had to go. Thank God they didn't chew up any wiring that I can tell so far.
I knew I recalled someone talking about patching that hole in one of the bedlining threads. I went through a lot of those old threads tonight looking for it....finally found it. Start at post #169 on this thread and read down a bit -