Looking for rubber plugs

[Mike E.]

I am looking for plugs that can be used to fill the hole in the photo. Anyone have a link to the correct size?
Thanks in advance!

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[Hemisfear]

I suggest measuring it and looking on Amazon!

 

[Iceman62]

Do you, or anyone you know have a caliper tool?

 

[userdude]

Y'see, what you do is eyeball yer hole. Git in there good and make sure you got a good idea how big that hole be! Then you go to your local rubber plug purveyor and you tell him (or her, or I guess they?) "I got a hole this big [shows finger in a circle like] but! Rubber plugs be what I need!!"

They'll get you right fixed up. Tell 'em I sentcha and I'll get some of that on the... Well, nevermind ya now!

 

[Brian_B]

I was gonna jump on this one but I’ve hit my rubber plug quota for the night.

Just make sure to use a little silicone lube when you first push it in - they can be a bit tight when they are brand new and not broke in yet. Not too much though, don’t want to make it sloppy

 

[NC_Oak]

I'd trace it to make it easier to measure. then google oval rubber plugs. you'll get plenty of places to source it

 

[Xterra2Bronco]

try https://ford.oempartsonline.com/

used it when I broke the damn glove box support trying to replace the in cabin air filter.

 

[Pbethel]

I am looking for plugs that can be used to fill the hole in the photo. Anyone have a link to the correct size?
Thanks in advance!

Do you mind if I ask why?

 

[Mike E.]

When i deleted my spare tire I now have this same hole in my tailgate and was looking to fill it. It was easier to take a photo of the one in the hood then the one that is now behind my tire delete mount.

 

[Pbethel]

When i deleted my spare tire I now have this same hole in my tailgate and was looking to fill it. It was easier to take a photo of the one in the hood then the one that is now behind my tire delete mount.

https://www.oemfordpartsdirect.com/search?search_str=w528044

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