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#820557 01/28/2012 8:17 PM
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Work on my doors continues: I ordered a door bumper kit. It arrived with 3 pairs of them and the are all different. I would like to know where they go, because i didn't find it in either the assembly manual nor shop manual.

here are the 3 kinds:

1) a 'large' one, about the size and shape of a gumdrop (sort of a flattened cone shape 1/2" in diameter, 1/2" tall). i think this goes on the cab in the upper corner at the back of the door opening.

2) a 'flat' one, about the diameter of a nickel, but 1/4" thick. i think this goes on the forward edge of the door up by the vent window.

3) a 'smaller' one, also conical in shape, but somewhat smaller than #1 above. not sure where this one goes, maybe on the door at the lower bottom?

Any light you could shed on this would be great. thanks!

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you've got it exactly

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thanks - a little deduction and luck!


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