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windshield molding 200

posted by  Josepi_love on  Wed Oct 4 18:01 CST 2006
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Does anyone know if you can remove the outside windshield molding without messing the molding up or the window up? i have a leak that is running down over the fuse block, but the windshield is in fine shape. I already ran a bead of silicon cauk up the a pillar and it still leaks, i think it is leaking down in the driver side bottom corner, which icant get to from the inside wihtout removing the dash. Any ideas?
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Douglas - Blue '89 Volvo 244 DL 5-speed w/ 190k, 23mm GT Sways F&R






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