Rubber plugs?

I'm trying to replace the rubber dust plugs that push into the hole behind the brake back plate but I don't know what they are called.
"Rubber dust plugs" comes up empty. TX!

 

Adjuster plugs

 

I think they sell them in the "Help" section of Advanced Auto or Autozone. Not sure what other stores have the little help sections, but they are back plate plugs, at least that is what I have always called them.

 

Good luck finding those brake backing plate rubber plugs at your local NAPA, Advanced or other parts store.
Had me worried. I thought you were gonna use those new modern rubber spark plugs! They are used in the Everglades to make things waterproof.

 

Thanks guys!

 

Please Guys , DON'T PLUG YOUR RUBBERS ..... there not that expensive in the first place , and they never seal right,,, sorry had to put the public service announcement out there!lol

 

Not sure what you mean, NAPA had 'em on the shelf for me. The earlier, steel covers might be an issue...

Cosmo

 

Some of the Dorman spring kits include them.

 

Here is a link to a couple of Dorman numbers http://www.dormanproducts.com/gsearch.aspx?type=keyword&q=brake+adjuster+hole+plug

The numbers might work for the Help parts too.

 

If you can't find them jb weld is only 6 bux. That'll really keep the dust out

Chrome 'n' Flake

 

I've probably got 100 of these in my tool box....

 

I refer to them as brake shoe adjusting rubber dust plugs.