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| | | | Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 581 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 581 | Just bought the rubber L-shaped gasket with a slight groove on the backside. How in the world does it fit? The cowl vent has an inner lip/trough that drains the water and an outer trough that I assume holds the gasket.
That said, does the L or leg butt against the intermediate, vertical flange? Then the the "back with groove" squashes against the bottom of the outer trough and up the outer sidewall?
This is what I tried and the rubber appears to have to be stretched considerably. You need several hands to pull it around the intermediate flange. Do I use adhesive glue? I'm thinking it will just bounce back over the flange.
Anyone experience the pleasure of popping one into place? Pictures? | | |
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