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#1015953 03/22/2014 12:58 AM
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Did the AD trucks originally have a gasket between the fuse cover and firewall? Looks like there should be a gasket to help keep the elements and mud dobbers out of the fuse holder.


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I've never seen one and have taken many off vehicles but you never know.

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