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does anyone know the screw size for the ad split window stainless molding include the length please


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John,
Looks like they are 10-32 oval head phillips.
Overall length is 1 1/8",threaded part is 1 inch.
Longer is NO Good,It will dent the stainless from the back side,Dont Ask. eek
If you can only get longer ones,cut them down wink
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I just installed mine and used #10-32 oval heads x 1 1/8" long per the previous post. I found some stainless screws at my local hdwr store and put a nut on em and ground them to length - then removed the nut to clear the threads. I think I installed those clips correctly (but I ain't sure) I used them to cover the gap between the RH and LH inner windscreen trim (upr & lwr).
Anyone have a picture of these installed correctly?
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I had same thing happen. Glass man put wrong screws in! Buying one from fellow stovebolter. Parts wanted worked great! So quetion is is 10 32 1 1/8 correct size or do they need ground down.

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The above post has description and measurements taken from the divider on my 50 1ton parts truck that was Original and Unmolested prior to becoming mine grin
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Those little clipss do cover the space between left and right windshield trim. I think GM used this detail in alot of their cars too.


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