Engine to transmission case plugs

[ToolMan514]

My JL has now lost both rubber plugs that cover the holes between the engine and transmission. I have been searching online to replace these plugs, but have come up empty. I'm wondering at this point just how useful these plugs are? I have not bothered to stick a camera up into that cavity to know what they are protecting, but has anyone else had to replace these plugs or done something else? No, I have not gone to the dealer for this, that would be my last resort...

2018 JLU, 3.6L auto

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[Stefano5777]

My JL has now lost both rubber plugs that cover the holes between the engine and transmission. I have been searching online to replace these plugs, but have come up empty. I'm wondering at this point just how useful these plugs are? I have not bothered to stick a camera up into that cavity to know what they are protecting, but has anyone else had to replace these plugs or done something else? No, I have not gone to the dealer for this, that would be my last resort...

2018 JLU, 3.6L auto

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[ToolMan514]

If you are still curious in this part here is a link
https://www.oemmopar.parts/oem-parts/mopar-plug-68019658aa

Wow, thank you. I had forgotten about this, but now I can put them back!

 

[Windshieldfarmer]

I would think very important if you drive in deep water or mud....

 

[ToolMan514]

If you are still curious in this part here is a link
https://www.oemmopar.parts/oem-parts/mopar-plug-68019658aa

By the way, that turns out to NOT the correct part. The part you referenced is not the rubber plug, but the actual transmission drain plug (with magnet). The correct part number is 4593887AB, and I found a couple of other threads with similar questions once I had that number.

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