Where do these go

Unknown
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edited November -1 in HUDSON
These rubber seals came with my Car and I am not sure where they go. I think I have figured out were the pair goes but I do not have a clue where the bottom one goes.

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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    Looks like a bikini from 100,000 BC...
  • Clutchguy
    Clutchguy Senior Contributor
    SR ,the other rubber parts are for the core support. They go on either side,at the top. There is also supposed to be a flat piece of metal that goes over to retain them. The purpose is to direct more air thru the radiator. The rubber flap will go against the front cross valance. 2 bolts hold them on either side. Some of these have a hole in them to allow the headlight wiring to go thru also. The rubber flap for the M/C has a metal bar that bolts to the frame with 2 coarse body bolts. It is designed to protect the M/C from rocks-etc.,but if not installed correct,deems useless. When installed correctly,the flap is about 45deg.or more and creates kind of a cup protecting the linkage. Hope this helps.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Clutch guy wrote:
    SR ,the other rubber parts are for the core support. They go on either side,at the top. There is also supposed to be a flat piece of metal that goes over to retain them. The purpose is to direct more air thru the radiator. The rubber flap will go against the front cross valance. 2 bolts hold them on either side. Some of these have a hole in them to allow the headlight wiring to go thru also. The rubber flap for the M/C has a metal bar that bolts to the frame with 2 coarse body bolts. It is designed to protect the M/C from rocks-etc.,but if not installed correct,deems useless. When installed correctly,the flap is about 45deg.or more and creates kind of a cup protecting the linkage. Hope this helps.


    Thanks Guys.

    I thought the two went at the core support because of the hole location. I did not know about the metal piece, it looked like something was missing.

    Thanks again.
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