Re: [DML] windshield trim - help!

[Soma576@xxxxxxx]

Ah, never mind on this one.  Looks like it needs two per side.   Since I 
don't have enough pads to go around, I used some of that double sided  tape that 
Randall from AZ-D gave out in Pigeon Forge - I ran one strip of it the  whole 
length under the trim piece, then affixed the whole thing w/o any  pads.  This 
worked well and I think it will be better than OEM, since the  metal parts 
stick to the window now!
 
Andy
 
 
In a message dated 6/10/2006 10:41:30 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
Soma576@xxxxxxx writes:

Hey  Guys,

Just finishing up a couple of projects before Chicago - 

I  refinished my windshield trim pieces and ordered new A-pillar   
weatherstripping and PAD #108584, one each for the side trim pieces, as  the  
parts manual 
suggests.  But in the drawing, the pads look  like they are as  long as the 
entire trim piece - the actual pad is  only half as long.   Should I re-use 
my two 
old ones so I have  two on each side?  I know for  sure the top one on the 
D/S 
blew  out of the trim while driving a couple of years  ago, so I am pretty  
sure they should run the length of the windshield.  The  parts  manual must 
be 
wrong?

Andy

Fargo, ND  
1982 DeLorean  DMC12 VIN 11596



 
Fargo, ND  
1982 DeLorean DMC12 VIN 11596



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