'92 Cab Swap!

[PToombs]

Daniel, not silicone, caulk. Like for a house window. I bet Dodge never counted on these trucks lasting long enough to need a redo.
Might want to dig the old stuff out first. If it get rusty around the edges, it will peel out easy.
Mine was the window. If the truck was facing downhill, the water ran over the driprail onto the rubber, then inside around the cab lip, along the trim, to the floor. I thought it was coming in the kick panel vent, I siliconed that, and still had water!

[dpuckett]

Daniel, not silicone, caulk. Like for a house window.

I thought they were one and the same. At least we use 100% silicone on our windows.

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[PToombs]

Welllllllll, ok. What I meant was the old timey caulk, like putty. I don't do windows! I have good ones with the vinal (sp) frame.

[dpuckett]

I think I know what you mean.

The reason we had to use caulk on our windows is because you end up with gaps when you install the square window in an unsquare hole.

DP

[PToombs]

Since I never posted it, and couldn't find the darn pics several times now, I decided to post these pics here where they belong.
Wire bulkhead moved for clutch master cylinder pics.





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