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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Kaufman, Tx
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Glove box liner question.
I received my new glove box liner last week. After sitting down in the truck with it, and looking real good, it looks as if I will have to remove everythig from under the dash to install it? Is there a way that this thing can be colapsed w/out messing it up too bad? Or am I just going to have to remove and reinstall everything under the Passenger side? I hope someone here has a magical trick of some kind?
Jay
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Rottenwood Garage Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Marietta, Georgia
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Re: Glove box liner question.
If you take the gloovebox door off (have to anyway) you should be able to work it in. They are tough...but I have gotten both AC cab and non AC cabs in from the front.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Loveland Co.
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Re: Glove box liner question.
I second that, just take your time and be carefull.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Carl Junction, Missouri
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Re: Glove box liner question.
i cut the top left corner so i could get it in. it's an AC truck
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Joppa, Maryland
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Re: Glove box liner question.
I just installed mine last week. Non-ac box. Went through the front after removing the door. No need to remove anything under the dash.....
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Re: Glove box liner question.
Ok, Thanks. I wasn't in a patient mood when I looked at it, so I didn't look at it very hard. Asking here came to mind first. Thanks for the info. I'll give it a shot. Mine is/was an A/C truck, half of which is missing. But that is a whole new set of problems, to be addressed at a later time.
Jay
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Re: Glove box liner question.
I have replaced mine twice (A/C truck) by removing the glove box door and going through the front. It is a PITA and you will bend the cardboard a bit, but it can be done.
Then again, I used to drink beer during all my projects. ![]()
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Alberta, Canada
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Re: Glove box liner question.
I will be selling aluminum ones in the fall if your interested.
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