Where's this rubber piece from? (R1S tailgate area)

[goodoljake]

I washed the ride today for the wife to save a few bucks and think I pulled two of these off from somewhere near the lower tailgate on my R1S. That's where I found them anyway. They are about the size of a nickel. Any help would be appreciated.

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[Kww0311]

They are part of the spring retention system to keep this flap flush over the gap between the seat and cargo area. The glue failed on all four of mine. Repairs have been scheduled but not a high priority on my end.

 

[goodoljake]

They are part of the spring retention system to keep this flap flush over the gap between the seat and cargo area. The glue failed on all four of mine. Repairs have been scheduled but not a high priority on my end.

Thank you, but not the same. Mine are rubber and not the same shape.

 

[Osyras]

I searched mine and nowhere in the rear do I see any rubber pieces resembling those.

Danny

 

[Greg Chick]

This is an example of what this site is all about! So well done and great pictures perfect results.

Glad no one is cursing Rivian for the parts coming loose.

Just wait till the next OTA...

 

[goodoljake]

This is an example of what this site is all about! So well done and great pictures perfect results.

Glad no one is cursing Rivian for the parts coming loose.

Just wait till the next OTA...

Still not sure what my rubber part is however do appreciate the quick replies and effort to help.

 

[slapski]

They are the rubber drain plugs that go on the bottom of the lower liftgate

 

[goodoljake]

They are the rubber drain plugs that go on the bottom of the lower liftgate

Sweet! Thanks.

 

[Greg Chick]

Still not sure what my rubber part is however do appreciate the quick replies and effort to help.

The rubber part is for putting in the drain holes in the black plastic interior part of the tailgate. at bottom that is covered when the tailgate is closed. see the picture below this post

 

[goodoljake]

The rubber part is for putting in the drain holes in the black plastic interior part of the tailgate. at bottom that is covered when the tailgate is closed. see the picture below this post

Got it. Case closed. Thanks all!

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