ZWilson07
Cowboy
Hey guys I just had a quick question. Finally got back to working on the truck and also have been installing windows in my garage to get some light and air flow in finally. So i've been back and forth on those, but with the high heat here in KY; it has slowed me down.
I was taking my cowl off and noticed on the passenger side, the cowl drain had a rubber seal on the top of it, but yet the driver's side does not.
My truck is a non AC truck so is that the reason it is there? I assume it would be open just like the driver's side so I didn't know if it is even needed or if any others have had it set up like this? With my truck being low miles, maybe thats the reason why it has never been removed, of course im just thinking out loud I don't really know.
But just seeing if some of the veterans could shed some light on it.
Driver's side.
Passenger's side.
You can see it in the picture, peeled back with the black cushion that ran over it.
Thanks
I was taking my cowl off and noticed on the passenger side, the cowl drain had a rubber seal on the top of it, but yet the driver's side does not.
My truck is a non AC truck so is that the reason it is there? I assume it would be open just like the driver's side so I didn't know if it is even needed or if any others have had it set up like this? With my truck being low miles, maybe thats the reason why it has never been removed, of course im just thinking out loud I don't really know.
But just seeing if some of the veterans could shed some light on it.
Driver's side.
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Passenger's side.
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You can see it in the picture, peeled back with the black cushion that ran over it.
Thanks
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