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NJKelly 07-12-2018 03:47 PM

Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
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Near windshield hood sticks up. See the pictures, I'm able to push it down but it's still not all the way down and I wonder if the hinge needs to be replaced, any of you guys have input would be greatly appreciated.

chevyguy_72 07-12-2018 04:39 PM

Re: Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
Bad hood hinges or they need adjusted...

hemi43 07-12-2018 05:19 PM

Re: Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
That can be adjusted out. Also, lube the hinges. They work amazingly better with some lubricant.

simicrintz 07-12-2018 09:40 PM

Re: Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
I get excited when I get a new windshield also but I don't know if I would describe the excitement quite the way you did in the heading :lol::lol:

NJKelly 07-12-2018 11:59 PM

Re: Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
Yeah, it pays to proofread before posting, thanks for the laugh ��

NJKelly 07-13-2018 12:08 AM

Re: Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
Thanks for the reply

NJKelly 07-13-2018 12:09 AM

Re: Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hemi43 (Post 8299872)
That can be adjusted out. Also, lube the hinges. They work amazingly better with some lubricant.

Thanks for the reply

simicrintz 07-13-2018 01:20 AM

Re: Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by NJKelly (Post 8300080)
Yeah, it pays to proofread before posting, thanks for the laugh ��

:)

68panelman 07-13-2018 09:14 AM

Re: Passenger side new windshield wood sticks up
 
Your hood to fender gaps look correct, the windshield cowl looks tight, I would adjust there and shim it out to the correct spacing to match the fender to hood lines and call it done.


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