How do you all seal up the floor hole where the rear heater hard lines were? (1 Viewer)

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Any ideas? Its like a 2x2 hole in the floor under the passenger seat.
 
A. Weld, prime, paint.

B. Rubber stopper.

C. Duct tape and a prayer.

D. Do not use silicone caulking, it attracts rust and ruin.

Personally, I used some flexible caulking and nonporous filler material. Then I used blind rivets to attach part of an old license plate on the interior.
 
Galvanized sheet metal, seam sealer and pop rivets.
 
I like the sheet metal and seam sealer.

Or, if you spend a few hours on the internet searching, you may
be able to find a correct size/shape oval rubber or plastic plug that fits.
(maybe another Wits-End project?? I want a royalty for each part sold ;))

For a quick fix for something like this I've used heavy duty HVAC aluminum tape
(Home Depot, Lowe's), two (or more) sheets, one from above and one from underneath after cleaning off (degreasing) all surfaces well. It should last for awhile in that location, but won't remain waterproof forever.
 
I like the sheet metal and seam sealer.

Or, if you spend a few hours on the internet searching, you may
be able to find a correct size/shape oval rubber or plastic plug that fits.
(maybe another Wits-End project?? I want a royalty for each part sold ;))

For a quick fix for something like this I've used heavy duty HVAC aluminum tape
(Home Depot, Lowe's), two (or more) sheets, one from above and one from underneath after cleaning off (degreasing) all surfaces well. It should last for awhile in that location, but won't remain waterproof forever.
@NLXTACY ^^
 
Cut out that size and shape from the lid of a pickle jar. Cut a piece of an old child size rubber boot to match. Roof sealing caulk and rivets to seal and fasten all in place.
Or... just use your imagination.
 
I fiberglassed over those holes - worked well.
 
@TankTheLC when you tackle this grab a pic of the hole along with the measurements and then post in this thread
 
Did the job today. This really frees up some nice storage space under the seat.

I used a Rubbermaid lid cut to fit, high temp RTV, and 4 rivets. I also removed the RS3000 security system today. :)


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I just did this today....you want to use something that can handle heat, exhaust just underneath PS floorboard

I need to clean underside and apply there as well...

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I cleaned bottom of body with power purple and used a 7" x 7" of cool it Thermo Tec

I first used sticky sided aluminum tape, top and bottom, that came with the bypass walk around kit as well

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