Plugs for frame holes

[JJ and Dog]

I finally found a company selling plugs for the big holes behind the wheels. The parts fit really tight and seem to be high quality rubber. Hopefully I can keep some of the slush out of my frame this winter.

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www.frameplug.com

 

[Chris]

Looks like they fit nicely! Hopefully that helps to keep water out.

 

[LCBOYER]

You might want to consider some good rust proofing

 

[JJ and Dog]

You might want to consider some good rust proofing

Welcome to the Midwest . That's actually a better taken care of 2007 Wrangler daily driver. The salt is horrible. You can hear it hitting the Jeep bottom like a sand blaster. TJs in this area are almost all rusted in half. The next step is sand, prime, and paint the frame and floorboards. Hopefully I can keep the gunk out of the frame interior. We'll see!

 

[Mikester86]

Throw a thin bead of clear silicone behind them, then you have a great seal!

 

[Oscar-Mike]

That's a good candidate for POR-15.

 

[BLACKJKU]

I got those frame plugs also I bought the complete kit, they are on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0848JB3B8/?tag=jkforum-20

 

[xackley]

I didn't like those huge holes next to the tires so I used 4 inch chunks of this kind of product.

Squeeze it tight and shove it half way in.

 

[BLACKJKU]

There's a round hole on the sides about in the middle of the frame and I got these to plug them.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00OP3PHTW/?tag=jkforum-20

I'm still working to find a plug to fit the small oval holes on the frame sides under the drivers door, thinking i'll have to make something out of metal.