92 D350 Cowl cracks
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From: Eugene Or.
Originally Posted by Lightweight
How long have you been lookin'?
Orgered the left one today and 24 rivets, glue from NAPA.
GW
Orgered the left one today and 24 rivets, glue from NAPA.
GW
I Drilled out the holes in the patch panel and spotwelded the panel in place. I figured if the cab flexes enough to crack in that area eventually the rivets would work itself loose. You can also get a weldable sealer as well from a paint suply place.
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From: Florida Panhandle
Originally Posted by BBrown
I just uploaded the half dozen pictures of my cowl crack repair. I was lucky enough to score a pair of repair pieces. The pics show my repair on the driver side - I don't claim any special abilities, just had the camera handy when I was doing the job.
I was amazed that what appeared through the end of the fender to be a small crack was in fact, on both sides, rather large openings, cracks and tears!
End result - the carpet remains dry!
I was amazed that what appeared through the end of the fender to be a small crack was in fact, on both sides, rather large openings, cracks and tears!
End result - the carpet remains dry!
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