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I actually ended up with a small gap in the metal covers that didn't quite cover the hole into the e-brake tower on the top front edge. I just squeezed a piece of stick-on door jamb insulation in and tightened every thing down. Could have siliconed it but that's typically a mess by the time ya get done.

This probably could have been remedied by putting a horizontal flap at the top edge of the lower shield, which would have covered this gap.

Will save that for a very rainy day when I have nothing else to do! "Rev C".....

Fasteners are all original screws, used again!

Cheers!

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