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Tried posting this over in the auto body forum but got no replies. I put the pieces on tonight but I wanted to make sure it wouldn't leak. Anyone ever done this? It mounts to the roof with two studs that have a washer like the seals that are under the cab lights. You tighten it down through the inside of the cab with a serrated flange nut. the washer is a foamy ring thing.
I was looking to see if someone could tell me the proper procedure for installation? Do these just bolt on or do you need to run a dab of sealer around the edge. Mine are all cracked from the sun and need to be replaced.
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Just need to know if anyones done this and if they used sealer. I dont think you need to but want to confirm.
I have an old take off from a truck and it has no evidence of additional sealer. Either did my clearance cab lights, and they leaked. With that said, I would use some sealant. Even if it's just a little clear silicone around the studs, it's a piece of mind.
I looked in the 2003 body repair section of the workshop manual and could not find
anything about installing them. Lots of metal part stuff and a little plastic repairs.
But nothing on installing them.
Bummer, I'll pull them off and put a dab down for the sake of it. If I can I'll post some pictures so if anyone else has to replace they will know what it looks like
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