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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Legacy glare shield/dust shield
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Posted for "Joe Rodriguez" <joe@goldenchoice.com>:


the easiest fix is to remake the glare shield.

from Joe rodriguez

>  "Don't know how many of you have had a problem with this. I have been
>fitting the center console and setting the panel / dust shield in place. I
>would close the canopy and at first the panel / dust shield sat way too
>high. I have had to cut away the entire lower flange and about 1/8" more to
>get the canopy to close without contacting anything. I have seen Don Barnes
>had to do this and was curious if this is a common problem."