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The kit comes with 3 bumpers per door. I have the hole in the post at the top and believe the larger thimble shaped bumper should go there, however new panels were put into the bottom and no holes exist. Were did the smaller thimble shape bumper and the flat circular bumper go. Any help appreciated

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The other 2 bumpers go in the cab. One at the top rear corner, the other at the lower rear corner. I'm thinking the 2 thimble shaped bumpers are the 2 that actually go in the cab, the flat one goes in the door itself.


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bigger thimble top of rear post, smaller bottom of rear post - about the same distance from the bottom as the top one is from the top .... flat one on the leading edge of the door just above center of the vent window, should be a hole there

Bill


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Thank you guy,s for the quick reply.


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