i was wondering if anyone has removed there rear assembly off there crx?? if so what did you use to cover or how did u cover that 1 inch hole that dosent require using bondo and sandpaper..... thnx

 

Just plug is with some rubber.

 

ya, get a rubber grommet at home depot.

 

Plug Part number: 6031-sr3-000 (from 1992 civic 3 door. Cost: US $18.15)

just buy that... get some clear sylicon <sp?> and put that on the plug then just put in place and your all set.

i've used this on the rear wiper for my integra. works perfect and looks really good too.

you can see some instructions on this page http://www.g2ic.com/tegtips/exterior/16.html just don't follow the directions about the rubber gromet. all you need to do is use the sylicon and then you'll have a nice flush OEM look. trust me on that one.

 

Just get a hatch off of a non-wiper equipped CRX. That way you don't have an unsitley hole to plug.

 

88 DX rear hatc, easy swap. four nuts and hook up 3 wires for, brake light, and rear defroster. take ya about 30 minutes overall.

 

kincaid... are you from http://www.g2ic.com had an integra you were going to build a custom dash to put in all these autometer guages a few years back....think the integra was blue and was getting ready for paint....

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if you want, you could cover the hole w/ the hole cover i sell to remove the rear wiper on an integra (they can be painted to match your hatch color):



my friend's hatch has the same damn thing... he just took his wiper off b/c he hasn't had time to remove the motor... good luck...




Modified by dsierra7779 at 2:38 PM 9/3/2003

 

i did some minor bodywork on mines, took the assembly out. cut a small piece of metal big enough to cover the hole with a little extra room to spare. Get some jb weld, cover the entire face of your piece of metal in jb weld, go underneath the hole and push your plate underneath it so it covers the hole. Place some duct tape to hold the plate firmly to the hatch/hole let it cure for a day, then simply hit it with a sander and smoothen out the jb weld excess that came out the top of the hole. I did this to mines 1 year ago and its still held up perfectly, after numerous slams. This will require painting and bodywork however, so if you dont wana paint, id just go with the plug.