Dust shield installation
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi T,
It's really pretty easy to install the shields.
You use the plastic serrated pins that held them in originally; or new pins if you can't reuse the old pins.
The bottom 'tab' on the shield (about 2" by 10") gets inserted in the gap between the frame and the top a-arm. The shield's flap/'tab' didn't just lay loosely over top of the a-arm as you see in some engine compartments.
Regards,
Alan
It's really pretty easy to install the shields.
You use the plastic serrated pins that held them in originally; or new pins if you can't reuse the old pins.
The bottom 'tab' on the shield (about 2" by 10") gets inserted in the gap between the frame and the top a-arm. The shield's flap/'tab' didn't just lay loosely over top of the a-arm as you see in some engine compartments.
Regards,
Alan
