Front Wheel dust caps?
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From: Niles, Michigan
You might look at a Dorman 13996. This is listed as working for the vans but not the pickups.
Here's an ebay auction for what AtomicDog mentioned, but $36:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/296139666862
Here's an ebay auction for what AtomicDog mentioned, but $36:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/296139666862
The ridge around the OD was almost big enough to make it fit the hole. I'll keep posting as I try parts and let everyone know if i find something that works.
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From: Rich Square NC
You might look at a Dorman 13996. This is listed as working for the vans but not the pickups.
Here's an ebay auction for what AtomicDog mentioned, but $36:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/296139666862
Here's an ebay auction for what AtomicDog mentioned, but $36:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/296139666862
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From: Niles, Michigan
Alright, just to close this issue off and maybe help someone in the future looking for these damned things.
I ended up getting them from a salvage yard. You're going to have to go look for them personally. No one seems to inventory them so if you check the inventory on a website or call and ask if they have any, the answer is going to be no. Just go there, look for the dodge pile, and start hunting. You'll find them. I paid $5 for the pair. They didn't know what to charge me because they have no listing for it in their system.
I checked all the major parts retailers (advanced, autozone, o'reilly, Napa) and no one had a part number for them or carried generic caps in the right size. Dorman 13996 and Mr. Gasket 2485 were both too small. Save yourself some time and money and just cruise the nearest junkyard.
I ended up getting them from a salvage yard. You're going to have to go look for them personally. No one seems to inventory them so if you check the inventory on a website or call and ask if they have any, the answer is going to be no. Just go there, look for the dodge pile, and start hunting. You'll find them. I paid $5 for the pair. They didn't know what to charge me because they have no listing for it in their system.
I checked all the major parts retailers (advanced, autozone, o'reilly, Napa) and no one had a part number for them or carried generic caps in the right size. Dorman 13996 and Mr. Gasket 2485 were both too small. Save yourself some time and money and just cruise the nearest junkyard.
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From: Central VA
Alright, just to close this issue off and maybe help someone in the future looking for these damned things.
I ended up getting them from a salvage yard. You're going to have to go look for them personally. No one seems to inventory them so if you check the inventory on a website or call and ask if they have any, the answer is going to be no. Just go there, look for the dodge pile, and start hunting. You'll find them. I paid $5 for the pair. They didn't know what to charge me because they have no listing for it in their system.
I checked all the major parts retailers (advanced, autozone, o'reilly, Napa) and no one had a part number for them or carried generic caps in the right size. Dorman 13996 and Mr. Gasket 2485 were both too small. Save yourself some time and money and just cruise the nearest junkyard.
I ended up getting them from a salvage yard. You're going to have to go look for them personally. No one seems to inventory them so if you check the inventory on a website or call and ask if they have any, the answer is going to be no. Just go there, look for the dodge pile, and start hunting. You'll find them. I paid $5 for the pair. They didn't know what to charge me because they have no listing for it in their system.
I checked all the major parts retailers (advanced, autozone, o'reilly, Napa) and no one had a part number for them or carried generic caps in the right size. Dorman 13996 and Mr. Gasket 2485 were both too small. Save yourself some time and money and just cruise the nearest junkyard.
