2 holes an each fender

[Joxor889]

Anyone know the intentions of these two holes with black plugs on the top of the fenders. Thanks

 

[Joxor889]

No pic but I’m referring to the two plugged holes on each side, approximate location of where a radio antenna would go.

 

[Ridem32]

Just washed mine. I’m not sure which holes! Picture would be nice


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[Togo]

Anyone know the intentions of these two holes with black plugs on the top of the fenders. Thanks

Probably rear view mirror bolt holes.

 

[Ridem32]

Probably rear view mirror bolt holes.

Could be but not factory OEM holes


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[Michigan Mike]

I believe I know which holes you are talking about. On my Roxor they leaked when it rained. So I got some stainless bolts and washers cut some rubber washers and that stopped the leak.

 

[Joxor889]

One pair holes with black plugs on the top of each front fender......While we are playing the guessing game....what are the intentions of the other two plugged holes close to the hood hinges? Original thought was wiper fluid nozzles but too close to windshield.

 

[txroadkill]

One pair holes with black plugs on the top of each front fender......While we are playing the guessing game....what are the intentions of the other two plugged holes close to the hood hinges? Original thought was wiper fluid nozzles but too close to windshield.

I use them for my nozzles. Mine are adjustable and I can get them to squirt on the windshield although it’s not ideal but it does work.

 

[Roxasuras]

Anyone have a pic of these

 

[txroadkill]

Not the best pic but you get the idea. On the ledge by the hood/cowl.

 

[Roxasuras]

Ahh, could it be for a door hinge or mount?

 

[txroadkill]

Ahh, could it be for a door hinge or mount?

That would be the ones on the side.


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[1BB]

I wonder if they're for manufacturing or assembly purposes. Maybe alignment or lifting points. Like core plugs on an engine block and head. Some people call them freeze plugs which they are not. They're there to get the sand out of the oil and coolant passages after the block and head have been cast.