Removing and plugging up rear wiper ***
i dont know if this has been covered already, but its a free, easy way to get rid of the rear wiper on your integra.
look to the right of your battery. there is a black rubber plug. pull it out with some pliers.
after removing the wiper motor etc, this plug will fit right in. the plug is the same exact size of the whole in the glass, but it is not deap enough to stay secure by itself. just put a little silicon around the edge and pop it in.
again, sorry if this has been covered already, but i looked forever trying to find a plug that fit. this worked perfectly for me. hope it does for you.
look to the right of your battery. there is a black rubber plug. pull it out with some pliers.
after removing the wiper motor etc, this plug will fit right in. the plug is the same exact size of the whole in the glass, but it is not deap enough to stay secure by itself. just put a little silicon around the edge and pop it in.
again, sorry if this has been covered already, but i looked forever trying to find a plug that fit. this worked perfectly for me. hope it does for you.
mine doesnt fly open. my doesnt even stay open. of course its because the shocks are bad.
changing the emblems is easy, finding the emblems that match up(two prongs on the back), not so easy.
changing the emblems is easy, finding the emblems that match up(two prongs on the back), not so easy.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDC2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i rather have the civic CX plug. its metal
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well the point was to plug it up for free. i dont know if everyone that owns a integra also own a civic to take the plug from.
</TD></TR></TABLE>well the point was to plug it up for free. i dont know if everyone that owns a integra also own a civic to take the plug from.
i found my plug at the pick n pull. $1. didn't look in my DA to see if the plug was the same or in the same spot. but, i didn't get to put my plug on as i found a new use for the rear wiper, clearing snow as it is falling very hard while driving. oh well, i'll wait till summer and regret it next winter. but it'll look nicer.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rewsnaeht »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yep it fits perfect theres like 398503850 threads on it
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398503851 now...
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good post man! my friend used other plugs but from a different car tho, an accord I believe, but it was metal. the only thing is that its an original honda part and its expensive to get. also there is another plug that goes over the antenna too. maybe ill post that when i figure out how to do it. other than that, thanks for the info
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398503851 now...
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lol. yea this plug has been gone over many times. I did it on my own integra without using silicon. It's been a few months and no problems what so ever. No leaks, hasn't flown off, nothing.
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lol. yea this plug has been gone over many times. I did it on my own integra without using silicon. It's been a few months and no problems what so ever. No leaks, hasn't flown off, nothing.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18CJDM GSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">sounds like a good idea....but does i leak at all?or is it a nice tight seal?
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the plug i used fit the whole perfect, but the plug was not deep enough to be pushed in securely. i put a little scilicone around it and now its water tight. I have not had any leaks yet, and dont expect to.
</TD></TR></TABLE>the plug i used fit the whole perfect, but the plug was not deep enough to be pushed in securely. i put a little scilicone around it and now its water tight. I have not had any leaks yet, and dont expect to.


