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Thanks, that makes sense. I am painting both sides of my panels, so I will skip the $38 (CAD) per pair then. -
By Double Nickels · Posted
You will need to remove the headliner. There will be a fastener. -
Hopefully it is this nut, accessed under the overhead light. -
Anyone know how to replace the plastic base of the front, mast antenna? (2021) https://www.fordpartsgiant.com/parts/ford-aerial-without-cable_av1z-18813-a.html?vin=&make=Ford&model=Transit Connect&year=2021&submodel=&extra1=&extra2=&filter=() Mine has cracks in it. Getting water dripping through the housing for the windshield's sensors. I thought it was from a bad glass seal. While caulking I found the cracks. Caulking didn't help...
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Kind of an interesting decision; I wonder if they are to protect something specific like the wiper motors.
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By RDinNHandAZ · Posted
Yup they are, and the weep holes along the door's bottom edge is where the melted frost and water escapr from. -
By RDinNHandAZ · Posted
I can’t help much but have them too except I dont have the plugs. Mine have just a metal cup with no top at all. I’d say pop the cap and fillt or cover them smoothly.
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