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> Frunk won't close, New Rubber is too 'proud', cannot squeeze it down enough
ctc911ctc
post Jan 18 2020, 10:20 PM
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Hi,

I am replacing ALL of the rubber in our '74 2.0. All is going well though the TARGA pieces are a bear.

In the frunk the seal that goes around the entire frunk will not allow the lid to close all the way without bending the lid!!!

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Seems that it is too tall? The old rubber though beat up, fits and allows the lid to close fine.

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I have a note into 914Rubber, but I thought I would ask the team here if this is a common problem?

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THANK YOU
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post Jan 19 2020, 12:07 PM
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IIRC, Mark said the way to tell the early and late gaskets apart was to look for a step in the underside profile at the rear corners near the hinge. I don't remember if it was on the fender or cowl side but know that i was just about to install mine and ran out to check and was able to verify I had the correct seal. it went in without any trouble.
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