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Old 12-27-2013, 02:50 AM   #1
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Glove Box Re-Assembly

Dumb question, but its been a while since I took the glove box out. Do you sandwitch the cardboard at the bottom between the lip of the dash and the door hinge or is the bottom of the cardboard box below the lip of the dash?

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Old 12-27-2013, 03:37 AM   #2
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Re: Glove Box Re-Assembly

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Dumb question, but its been a while since I took the glove box out. Do you sandwitch the cardboard at the bottom between the lip of the dash and the door hinge or is the bottom of the cardboard box below the lip of the dash?

Thanks,

Terry

1970 CST 3/4 ton
I just recently replaced my glove box liner and I know it may be hard to see in the pic but this is the way I re-installed mine. It's sandwiched between the dash lip & the glove box door hinge. I hope this helps & I hope it's correct because that's the way I took the old one out & it look as if it was the original liner.
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Old 12-27-2013, 10:19 AM   #3
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Re: Glove Box Re-Assembly

Perfect, that's what I thought, but of course the more you think about it the more confused you get.

Word of advise to those just starting to work on their trucks. Take pictures, label screws in baggies. You will forget!!! Wish I had been more diligent doing this, I never thought it would take this long putting my truck back together.

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