Hi all,
I'm struggling to find the part number for this torn bulkhead plug.




Anyone got any leads?

Thanks in advance!

 

i found a few options on ebay , they were not much £ and one fitted , from subaru i don’t know , Don will probably know 👍

 

Unfortunately not.

Have you tried removing it to see if a part number is on the reverse??

 

Looking at this other GC8 LHD shell it could be a wiring harness grommet


Full thread below
https://www.vorshlag.com/forums/foru...od-track-build


Another LHD shell

 

Why not cut out a rubber patch, the same size as the plug and glue it in place on the plug.

or take it out, measure the hole size and do a search for "oval blanking grommets" you might find something to fit.

 

First thread to every stump Doh

 

there are bits on ebay , a large round one will fill
the gap , or try a breakers , the ones i bought were either vw or range rover not sure which one i used

 

Matt Baker will have one. I remember taking some off a car being stripped but I think they were round.
yours looks oval.

 

Who is he and how can I get in touch with him please?

 

Those ideas could work. Thanks!

The thing is I have an itch for OEM parts

 

https://www.scoobynet.com/member.php?u=83516

 

Plenty of sites make custom sized grommets...will have to send them your measurements

 

Yes, it is an option but I like OEM parts that come in a plastic bag with an FHI part number on it

 

Cheers!

 

completely understand mate 👍👍

good luck 🙏

 

Thank you! It looks like I'm definitely going to need it!

 

OK As per previous images the LHD non turbo models use this hole for the bulkhead harness connections to the engine loom....



However the LHD turbo models don't.....

As most blanking plugs for equipment not used are grouped with that said equipment, then looking at the main loom diagrams the only item looking anything like the blank plug is
item 19 on link below
http://opposedforces.com/parts/impre...llustration_3/

81202GA020 is listed as NLA on most subaru sites except amayama. Also shown in red in the database usually meaning NLA.

 

You may not be able to scratch it this time unless you go 2nd hand

 

Your amount of knowledge and information finding methods are really impressive to me!


Thank you Don!