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#555358 07/13/2009 10:05 PM
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There are 3 bumpers for each door; a flat one, and a high dome and short dome. The painters removed mine and I don't remember which goes where.Factory manual doesn't specify except by part #.

Anyone know which one goes near the top of the door and which 2 go on the body?

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the thinnest one goes in the leading edge of the door, the fattest goes at the top of the rear door pillar, the middle sized one at the bottom .... might be switched around depending on the fit of your doors


and they're not specific to a 58 burb, they're on any model TF truck

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Thanks, Bill. I appreciate the help.


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