Passenger side dash falling on '94, HELP !

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May 1, 2006 | 07:32 PM

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breisr

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this happened to me and i just took a piece of an old towel and usedit as a shim, problem solved for cheap!

May 1, 2006 | 09:36 PM

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DT98

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Yep, these trucks are tough!! I started working on this over the weekend. It was great that the kick panel and glove box can be removed with no tools! :-) I am using PC7 epoxy. Ever hear of it? I've use it for years and I'm hoping it will do the job here. I found a broken section of the bracket/ear think and I am epoxying it all back together and going to lay it on heavy and see if it holds. I will probably use a piece of screen or something similar to reinforce it. Thanks again for all the suggestions!

May 1, 2006 | 09:39 PM

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quicklook2

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the screen embeded in the epoxy will be the way to go.

you will be stunned at how quite it will be after you fix this.

May 2, 2006 | 10:53 PM

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DT98

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I sure hope it is quieter. The dash was squeeky and bouncing around on the passenger side. I was impressed that I could take off the kick panel and glove box with only removing two screws on the door thresh hold plate. Epoxy should be good and set tomorrow so I'll put it all back together.

This board has been a big help working on my truck! Cool ! Thanks a lot!