Does anyone have a rear wiper plug they want to sell me? My dealership is saying one costs $15 through them. Also, is it really easy to put in and everything? Thanks.

 

honda part # 90301-sr3-000 and a bolt with washer for the back side

you're welcome

 

91617-SB6-000

Should be about 4 bucks its a firewall gommit from a eg or sumfin, works and looks awsome

 

i jsut covered it with my bondourante graduate sticker

"the most expensive sticker i'll ever buy"

-ryan

 

Don't spend ANY money for the plug.

Pop your hood, look on the firewall behind your battery, it's a little to the bottom right corner of your battery, you'll find a black plug, and pop that S.O.B. out then put it in your wiper hole. It fits perfect!

You spend nothing, and you could use some grey duct tape to cover the hole that was on your firewall. I didn't cover mine back because there's nothing behind it. Only if you want to.

 

dunno bout u guys, but i prefer the $15 oem honda metal one

 

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The one on your firewall looks nothing different from that one. It actually doesn't even bulk up that much. Take a look at it. It's free after all.

 

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The on on your firewall looks nothing different from that one. It actually doesn't even bulk up that much. Take a look at it. It's free after all.</TD></TR></TABLE>

is it metal? i dunno iv never looked at it

 

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is it metal? i dunno iv never looked at it</TD></TR></TABLE>

No it's not metal. It's a rubber plug. It pops into the hole nice and snug, so that no water or anything can get inside it. I wash my car with it, and it's been rained on.

It's OEM too.

 

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No it's not metal. It's a rubber plug. It pops into the hole nice and snug, so that no water or anything can get inside it. I wash my car with it, and it's been rained on.

It's OEM too. </TD></TR></TABLE>

metal owns rubber

its kool though, im just real **** about these kinds of things

 

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metal owns rubber

its kool though, im just real **** about these kinds of things </TD></TR></TABLE>

Free owns fifteen smackers!

Yeah it's cool. Just putting out another idea that works.

 

there is this guy on ebay ...goes by the name matty_acura or something like that. he regularly sells wiper plugs. i got one for 17.50 shipped and it's awesome. looks just like the oem one at a fraction of the price. just throwing it out there.

 

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Fraction of the price? When you can go to the dealer and get the oem one for $15 and you paid $17.50

 

you guys spend too much money on things like this, just like people who has to buy RS door handles when they take off thier power locks. go to home depot and get a big bolt thats domed at the top. use a corresoponding nut that fits and secure it.

 

my plug off the firewall didnt fit perfectly so i super glued it on there and i havent had a problem since; i actually went to the acura dealership here in AZ and the guy had no clue that it could be used as a plug for the rear wiper, it didnt show up on his computer that has like every part of the car on it so he just gave it to me for free

 

You guys must live in the desert or something, cuz I use my wiper every time it rains, and it rains a lot this time of year...the rear wiper is a lifesaver!

 

We've had four weeks of WET weather in NY.
The rear wiper did come in handy.

But 95% of the time... its never used.

 

It rains 12 months out of the year where I live and don't have a rear wiper but I sure wish I did.

 

dont mind the pollen. just cut the grass.

 

i like what is peeking out from underneath the glass

 

What is yours covered with?

 

a rubber plug from the local hardware store, i got 11/4" and shaved it down to ensure a tight fit. it cost like 3 or 4 $.

 

ha, i like the firewall plug idea, gonna do this tonight

 

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Fraction of the price? When you can go to the dealer and get the oem one for $15 and you paid $17.50</TD></TR></TABLE>

apparently, i have been looking in the wrongs places, then. i believe that $15 is for the plug alone. you will need an additional washer and bolt as said before. mike k from naples acura set up a wiper plug kit that cost $20..without the new grommet. so, in the end, i'm talking about saving as much as 2.50..and you're talking about spending as much as 2.50 extra. it's just 2.50. let it go.

 

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oh sure aaron! NOW u take a pic?? puhahahahahha