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posted by  carman on  Thu May 10 20:57 CST 2012
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thanks guys.

yes, problem is two of the mounts broke off - I still have them, but didnt think I could securely glue them back on, but sounds like I can use that fusing material. dosent seem I could fabricate them..unless I mounted some sheet metal to the dash and drilled pilot holes for some sheet metal screws.

If you can give me some more info on the plastic bonding material - like where to source it - that sounds like a good first try as i can just pull the dash forward and try to repair, without a complete removal.






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