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#350317 12/19/2007 7:28 AM
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Anyone ever replace there windsheild gasket on there 41-46? I just received a new one from Jim Carter (#WI123). Any tips on how to do this? Wich way does the lip go? out or in? For some reason this looks different than whats in mine? Any help??

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I'm not familliar with your particular application but all I've ever seen, the lip that holds the rubber to the body goes to the inside of the opening. There was a discussion here on this in just the last week or so.


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Try this site - has some good information.
http://chevy.tocmp.com/1941shop/41csm289.htm


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