pebbles in lower sill
Hello..does anyone have a easy way to remove the small pebbles that gather between the lower rocker sill and the rear quarter panel ??
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Undo the few bolts that hold the rear fender liner by there and then just blow/shake them out.
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Originally Posted by Unreal
(Post 1583208054)
Undo the few bolts that hold the rear fender liner by there and then just blow/shake them out.
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Easy to get out
Just be careful pulling fender out Long term fix is filling inner fender gap with body. I used large cell foam rubber you can get at any hardware store. about 1 inch sq |
After you blow the pebbles out get some black silcone and cut a small hole in the tip and squease some in from front to rear. put everything back together and no more pebble problem. Let the car sit for about a day to give the silicone a chance to dry abit and you're good to go.
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There is a TSB so if you are under warranty the dealer can fill the gap for you.
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Originally Posted by Dutchman9900
(Post 1583208165)
After you blow the pebbles out get some black silcone and cut a small hole in the tip and squease some in from front to rear. put everything back together and no more pebble problem. Let the car sit for about a day to give the silicone a chance to dry abit and you're good to go.
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Originally Posted by Joezone914
(Post 1583208234)
There is a TSB so if you are under warranty the dealer can fill the gap for you.
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I would like to see a DIY on this. Not sure exactly where to put the silicone... Thanks.
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Originally Posted by dmuellenberg
(Post 1583209073)
What TSB is that? I've never heard of or seen it.
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Excellent illustration. When the weather breaks, its the first thing I'm doing. Thanks for the posting! :cheers:
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^interested in the deleted info/photos removed above.
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When the you remove the rear tire, you can get into the wheel well and see the gap that allows the small rocks in. I don't like the black silicon idea, but it works. Used some readily available foam from the hardware store and cut it to size to fill the gap.
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Please PM me the removed pictures. Thanks
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Originally Posted by Joezone914
(Post 1583208234)
There is a TSB so if you are under warranty the dealer can fill the gap for you.
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Originally Posted by Dutchman9900
(Post 1583208165)
After you blow the pebbles out get some black silcone and cut a small hole in the tip and squease some in from front to rear. put everything back together and no more pebble problem. Let the car sit for about a day to give the silicone a chance to dry abit and you're good to go.
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Originally Posted by jwmgr8
(Post 1583208136)
Easy to get out
Just be careful pulling fender out Long term fix is filling inner fender gap with body. I used large cell foam rubber you can get at any hardware store. about 1 inch sq Someone referred to TSB- if there is one post number?? someone else mention black silicone cutting a hole?? better description is needed. |
Pics of this would be greatly appreciated.
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where is the tsb?
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