 Installing the front and rear valances, took them off 15 years ago |
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| jsaum |
 Mar 13 2016, 11:34 PM
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I took them off and can't remember exactly how the screws and washers go. I looked up all of the parts from a diagram and am getting all of the hardware together. With the speed nuts placed on the valances do the screws come through the car body pointed out to screw into the speed nuts? I noticed there are four washers on the front described as sealing washers. Are these the type that have a rubber gasket attached? From the diagram it looks like the first flat washer goes on the screw, then goes through the holes in the body with the sealing washer next then screws into the speed nut.
Thanks for the help! Jsaum |
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