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#843489 04/13/2012 11:27 AM
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how is the easiest way to replace the kick panels in my truck my cab rubber groove is attached to the panel what is the correct way to remove it drill or cut the spot welds and goin back can i just weld it back inplace

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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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What does "what" mean?

The only way to replace is to cut-out the old and weld-in the new.

The size of replacement patch-panel depends on how much needs to be replaced (a few sizes are available).

The technique/precautions you use will depend on how much needs to be replaced.

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If you see rot on the kick panels you can bet that the inner to outer panels behind them and possibly the cowl panels and fender mounting flanges are rotted too. As a temporary solution to get by until I had the time and money to properly restore the cab I hid them with pc's of carpet runner.



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