Jeep Liberty Wheel Center Cap
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A replacement center cap for a 2004 Jeep Liberty. The Girlfriend was down to only a single OEM cap that hadn't fallen out. These snap in firmly and cannot be removed without taking the wheel off. They've been on the Jeep for about a month now and are holding up great! May fit other wheels with a center hole around 55-56mm. I removed the "Jeep" text from the blank top so it could be customized. Each cap will need three legs, one top, and one center. Printed with PLA and two part epoxied together. UPDATE: Sad days for the jeep. after nearly 240k miles, she's bitten the dust. on the bright side, all of these held up just fine for over 30k miles. they're a little looser and rotate a little easier than they first did, but still won't pop out.
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by Matthew Brettschneider (mmbretts) · License: CC BY 4.0
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