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installation of interior mirror for 54 pu
#958485 07/23/2013 5:06 PM
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anybody have a picture or diagram for proper installation of interior rear view mirror for 54 pu? thanks in advance jim
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Just want to sure I understand with drill in hand. Looks like the safest way is to place the bracket against (or very close to) to the rubber trim. From the diagrams, I see no danger in that. I really don't get the 1/2" measurements in the Chevy diagram, which seems like overkill. What about just go right up to the rubber, mark, and drill? What say you?

Thanks, Harry.

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