Mazda MX-5 NC1 (2005-2008) door handle armrest hole plug Thingiverse

Mazda MX-5 NC1 (2005-2008) door handle armrest hole plug

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When replacing the interior door handles on the Mazda MX-5 NC1 with pull straps to gain more knee room and better access to the cup holders, the armrests are left with gaping holes. This model provides a flush plug solution for those openings.Unlike other plug designs that install from the top down and leave a visible lip, this design installs from the underside of the armrest. The plug is supported and secured using the original door handle mounting screw, resulting in a completely flush and integrated appearance.CompatibilityDesigned and tested on the pre-facelift Mazda MX-5 NC1 (2005–2008).Will most likely not fit NC2 or NC3 models due to the different hole dimensions in their armrests.Installation NotesFits both driver and passenger doors without modification.Print two plugs and two supports for a complete set.Installation uses the OEM handle middle screw, no additional hardware is required.

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