What is on the other side of the Screw jack storage hole?

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The Car Stereo Company

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one stops your truck from rolling when its jacked up, the other is an extension so your oem jack can reach the truck to jack it up. kinda cheesy though if you ask me. i have had to use them before and i was wondering of the structural capability of them. it did work so i guess i cant complain much
 

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Replacements foam or other ideas

Reviving an old thread:

Had a flat at the start of the year and got to use the jack in a real world situation (Woot?). Forgot the spacer on the driver side at first (turns out you do need it) and had to put the flat back on the truck, drop the truck, and lift it again in 10 below weather on the side of the highway (pic). In getting the spacer out of it’s hiding place, I found it was jammed. I let my anger get the better of me and “broke” the foam that holds the spacer, ripping the red cloth pull right off.

I’m much calmer now and am putting things back in their place. Because of the damage to the spacer and the tight fit, I am reluctant to put it back. I am looking for either 1) a factory replacement part (or part number) for the spacer or 2) an alternative solution that keep safe the stock piece, relative location, and won’t rattle.

Anyone got ideas or already done this?
 

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Found the part number on the side of the foam:
BL3V-17B051-AA
Gonna google it and see what I find.

On a side note, I found all the pieces (2 broke off). Going to try gluing it back together, maybe reinforce with duct trap, trim it down a little like a guy did earlier and see if that’ll do.

For the record, I think mine was stuck because the screw on the adapter was backed out a little and caught on the metal of the truck as I was trying to force it out. I tighten the screw down (after I had broke the foam) and the whole assembly slide out with much less force.
 

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Glued, taped, shaved, and reinstalled. Threaded the bolt for the extension through the red strap looped on the foam. Next time, I need it and it ends up being stuck, i’ll Be putting pressure on the extension and foam instead of just the foam.
 
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