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I have a 2006 Night Train. It has Puall Yaffe exhaust pipes. The pipes require the passenger peg on the side be removed. What can I use to plug that hole and the holes from where the stock exhaust was mounted?
Ive looked everywhere on the internet and have not found anything. Help, the rusted threads look pretty bad.
Yep...go to your HD dealer and ask for the christmas tree push ins....they should have them in stock...thats what the factory puts in the extra holes they drill in the frame...I just got some from my dealer when I installed my new exhaust....
Originally Posted by chrome-dome-dave
You could just run a nut in there or get some of the christmas tree push ins that they use to hold fender wells in cars on.
I like to replace any bolts I pull off with stainless steel hardware. For an empty hole just use a polished acorn nut on a threaded stud. Its a little more elaborate than the push plugs, but it looks better and if you put a little anti-sieze on the threads it won't rust on you.
I like to replace any bolts I pull off with stainless steel hardware. For an empty hole just use a polished acorn nut on a threaded stud. Its a little more elaborate than the push plugs, but it looks better and if you put a little anti-sieze on the threads it won't rust on you.
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