Center Caps...
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Car: '83 Z28
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Center Caps...
One of the center caps on my '83 Z28 is a little loose. What could I use to help it stay on. Apparently two of the little tabs have broken off and the cap rattles a little. It stays on the wheel, but I don't need it to come off.
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Car: 1983 Camaro Z/28
Engine: LU5 305 CFI
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: J65/G80/G92-3.23
That's the only bad thing with the aftermarket center caps.The factory caps,and some repro,have metal retainer arms.The JB Weld should do the job for you.
I just use alittle dab of silicone on the surrounding tabs.
That way, I can remove the cap fairly easy. Clean off the dried silicone, and redo again after the cap is removed.
I don't know how easy JB Weld will come off if you ever have to remove the cap.
George
That way, I can remove the cap fairly easy. Clean off the dried silicone, and redo again after the cap is removed.
I don't know how easy JB Weld will come off if you ever have to remove the cap.
George
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Originally Posted by dacboyz
I used jb weld on mine 2 years ago no problems yet.
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I did end up using small amounts of JB Weld, just enough to hold everything together. Looks like they are still on there. Worse case scenario, I'd have to buy four new canter caps, no biggie. I have a car show coming up and I haven't decided if I wanted to run my factory wheels or my black Daytona Mods mounted with Dunlop GT Qualifiers.
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