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#163004 10/21/2003 1:00 AM
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This is regarding the rubber around the perimeter of the doors. I believe it is called the cab windlace, but it fits in the track that is around the door frame. How do you get it to go in? I can run it part way, but it seems to bind up and will not pull further. I have made sure the track is not pinching. Something I should use to lubricate the path? Don't think I should use a oil based product.

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DO NOT USE OIL BASED PRODUCTS!!!!
Use really saopy water mix.
If you do a search here on the stovebolt, you should be able to find a long winded post on it from ,,, early last year?? :confused: Somewhere back there anyway
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#163006 10/21/2003 9:00 AM
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the magic elixir for putting cab windlace is Armor-all or STP Son of a Gun...

Spray the windlace and the tracks with either, get the stuff started, and it should slide right in.

Either of the above is slippery, water-based, and won't hurt rubber. Even if the track for your windlace is rusty or dented, this will probably work.


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