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1977 280Z In The House

January 6, 20178 yr

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Here's what I got for my car: http://www.nickkeezer.com/blog/2016/datsun/280z-floor-pan-plugs

That takes care of the floors. I have two unplugged holes in the hatch bottom myself!

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January 6, 20178 yr

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fantastic! Thank you again. checked 240rubberparts.com and found nothing for the hatch. I need to measure, probably be wise.

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January 6, 20178 yr

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ZcarDepot has the OEM hatch rubber plugs.

https://zcardepot.com/exterior/rubber-grommets/rubber-plug-spare-tire-hatch-area-oem.html

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January 7, 20178 yr

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Thank you! :beer:

Here's the ones I need, latch area of hatch door.

https://zcardepot.com/weatherstripping/gaskets-grommets/hatch-rubber-plug-grommet-oem-240z-260z-280z-70-78.html

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Dave WM

December 23, 20168 yr

I have used the nut on the end of the camshaft sprocket to turn the camshaft for checking lash. Taking the plugs out will make it easier.
charliekwin

January 5, 20178 yr

Like siteunseen said, the plugs pop right out. If the rubber's broken down with age, you can replace them with 1 7/8" plugs for old Fords; they cost about $2 or $3 each.
S30Driver

January 6, 20178 yr

ZcarDepot has the OEM hatch rubber plugs. https://zcardepot.com/exterior/rubber-grommets/rubber-plug-spare-tire-hatch-area-oem.html

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