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Rob 09-13-2002, 10:14 AM ANy of you classic guys who put a header on and used the AIV want to sell me the "bung" or "plug"? I removed the AIV and i need to plug the hole in the header. I know HS sells them, but if someones got one laying around, i'd like to buy it from you... SuperblkStalion 09-15-2002, 07:29 PM wht not post this in the for sale threads? jr Turbo91SER 09-16-2002, 07:21 AM Call Brian at Courtesy, he knows the part number by heart. I think they run about $5.50. Jon se-r sam 09-16-2002, 12:15 PM Have you tried the local muffler shops? They usually have an assortment of plugs. chriscar 09-16-2002, 12:18 PM hehehehe He said bung C (:-) NismoPC 09-16-2002, 01:25 PM Originally posted by chriscar hehehehe He said bung uh...huh...huh...huh!...uhuh!...huh...huh...huh... Seriously though. Courtesy does carry them? Great! 808se-r 09-16-2002, 02:42 PM if you got the stock manifold lying around, you can use the fitting from the O2 sensor.. :D NismoPC 09-16-2002, 02:58 PM oops :D NismoPC 09-16-2002, 02:58 PM Originally posted by 808se-r if you got the stock manifold lying around, you can use the fitting from the O2 sensor.. :D Since it still has a hole in it and it would probably cost more to have a cap welded onto it then buying one from Courtesy, I will say that the $5.50 +shipping is a better bet for an actual plug. My temporary (ghetto) fix was to use the EGR tube nut off of an old busted EGR tube and drop a nickel (yes, a $0.05 nickle :eek: ) into the bung, then tighten the EGR nut onto it. It is a perfect fit and there are no leaks. My only concern is at what temperature does a nickle start to melt. :confused: So far, it works great and has been on there for 12 days. :D chriscar 09-16-2002, 03:02 PM We put a piece of heater hose on the end of the tube on Rob's car, and capped it off with a spark plug. Rob wants the bung because he's embarrased to open his hood and have people think he's a monkey because of the spark plug just hanging there. Hmmm, maybe they're right :) Chris Rob 09-16-2002, 03:07 PM Originally posted by chriscar We put a piece of heater hose on the end of the tube on Rob's car, and capped it off with a spark plug. Rob wants the bung because he's embarrased to open his hood and have people think he's a monkey because of the spark plug just hanging there. Hmmm, maybe they're right :) Chris haha! Dont forget this ghetto mod was on YOUR car first! ;) I think im going to call courtesy and order, for $6 its worth it! SE-Ridiculous 09-19-2002, 07:54 PM Originally posted by NismoPC Since it still has a hole in it and it would probably cost more to have a cap welded onto it then buying one from Courtesy, I will say that the $5.50 +shipping is a better bet for an actual plug. My temporary (ghetto) fix was to use the EGR tube nut off of an old busted EGR tube and drop a nickel (yes, a $0.05 nickle :eek: ) into the bung, then tighten the EGR nut onto it. It is a perfect fit and there are no leaks. My only concern is at what temperature does a nickle start to melt. :confused: So far, it works great and has been on there for 12 days. :D mine been there for 1mouth it hasn't melted yet but i bought the plug it around $6.95 NismoPC 09-20-2002, 08:20 AM Originally posted by SE-Ridiculous mine been there for 1mouth it hasn't melted yet but i bought the plug it around $6.95 Alright! Someone else with some ingenuity! Err...is that 'Ghetto Style'! :D I looked at that bung hole, with my hands in my pockets, jinglig my change and it just came to me to try a quarter first. Too big. So I went to a nickle and it fit like a glove. I then took the EGR nut and was just so amazed to see it work. Mine has now been on there for 3 weeks! | ||