Thanks for looking. I've been 3D printing car parts since 2013 and have sold and shipped over 500 of these rear wiper delete plugs.
These pieces will perfectly plug the unsightly hole in the hatch left from pulling the rear wiper and motor. They are perfect for covering the unsightly hole left by the antenna removal. They are a two-piece screw in design securing a plug with a nut from inside the hatch, and they come with a sealing gasket to keep dust and water out. As far as applications go, they will plug any hole around 1-inch in diameter, with a 1/16 - 1/8" wall thickness. So they may fit other models of Honda / Acura and other cars in general.
These parts are available in multiple colors. If you don't request a special color, you will receive the standard black plug set. Other colors available for now are blue, red, silver, white, and yellow. Note that you should not expect the red, blue, silver, or other color plugs to match your CRX color exactly. They are standard crayon colors and will not match a CRX factory paint perfectly. Non-black colors can sometimes take an extra day or 2 to ship.
All parts come with a certificate of ownership which includes installation instructions and specifications.
Shipping to USA via USPS first class with tracking is included with the purchase price. International shipping is $15 also via USPS. I ship worldwide!
Returns will be accepted within 30 days for any reason. There is no warranty for these parts because of the varied techniques of installation and the different conditions of old cars. You can contact me anytime for any feedback or questions.
Please be aware that these parts all have some common defects: They will all have small ridges where the printer starts and stops. This appears as a vertical line running up the edge of the part. Most plates have small voids where material didn't squirt or fell into the part. Sometimes small spaghetti strings of plastic material will unravel from the plate. This is normal. The provided gasket is expected to seal from water and dust, but there are many factors that can affect this (varied tightening of the nut, dents and surface texture of the car metal, thermal expansion, aging of the gasket material. I would recommend checking the hatch area from time to time to ensure the gasket is doing its job. You can also add an additional seal with a silicone-based sealant.
Thank you for choosing to support my small business with design and manufacturing out of San Jose, California, United States!!