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#482791 12/16/2008 12:36 PM
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I am at a lost trying to figure out where to place the inner and outer fenders rubbers on a 58.
I place the u-shaped piece down the back side on the inner fender against the cowl.
There is a square piece and a couple of flat pieces as well that i am not sure about.
I can not find a reference in the manual


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yes the U pieces go on the back of the inner ... the flat pieces go between the back top flange of the fender and the cowl, don't recall a square piece, but there's an odd shaped long piece that goes down the back of the fender where it lays against the cowl in front of the plenum

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