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Trying to get air vent part from dealer- right parts? 700 1986

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posted by  bagle on  Mon May 5 15:32 CST 2003
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I recently did that to my car. I don't have the invoice so I can't identify the part numbers. All I ordered was the ventilation hatch. It came with the seal and the spring. The sealing cover, I believe, is what you already have. Remove this to install your new vent. Tip: There is a small air dam on the bottom of the sealing cover on the inside, already in your car. Save this and install it on your new vent to increase effectiveness. I don't know why they installed it on the cover. Also, I put a bead of RTV around the perimeter to prevent water leaks, as the covers are nororious for leaking.

HTH
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bagle 87 745t






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