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Old 06-05-2023, 04:19 PM #16
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Hello, this is my 1st post here. I have searched and read about the rusty license plate bolts, but even if I replace them with stainless, they thread into rusty square steel nuts that are spot welded to the inside of the rear hatch. The rust will just continue to get worse.

Has anyone tried to: 1-remove these steel nuts, 2-clean the rust, replace with stainless nuts (JB weld?), and reseal the area to prevent rust?

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I can't imagine it to be impossible, however what I would do if you're worried about rust is drill out the threads and put in a stainless rivnut and use those instead
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I done all the above. What I mostly do is just clean the threads with a tap and use stainless bolts with antiseize on them. If the threads are too far gone. I will retap the next size up and use stainless with antiseize. If you don't have antiseize use multi purpose grease.

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I had to drill out and retap the broken bolts. It’s near the beginning of my build and repair thread.

I used stainless Allen heads.

You should look at the Phillips screws that hold your license plate illumination lights.


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