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Windshield seals and foggy gauges Miami
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So got caught in a nasty rain and my gauges in the drivers side fogged up. I've seen a number of solutions in here, but given the state of a number of seals on the car I've decided to go through and start replacing rubber. The fender to cowl seals are first and seem pretty easy DIY but I'm also getting some fog in the brake light and in the center of the back glass so I figured I'd redo the seals there too. Anyone know someone who can do it in Miami fairly and well done? Or is it something worth doing myself? |
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12-07-2015, 04:08 PM
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It is an easy job for yourself. ..Most of our early cars it happens...A simple metric socket set and a phillips screwdriver is all you need
I have heard of people placing those jell packs that we get in small packages placing them in VDO gauges to help. I have gotten use to it...Something on my things to do . Enjoy the DIY Cheers
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12-07-2015, 04:43 PM
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Sorry for putting this in the wrong forum
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12-07-2015, 04:53 PM
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