
Originally Posted by
powerline84
You need 1/8 inch aluminum rivets. If your gonna leave the torsion bars in you need to cover the bar with some rubber hose, fuel line, garden hose etc to keep from nicking the torsion bar . Then you will have to use an 1/8 inch drill bit to carefull drill the rivets out. Be very careful it doesn't take much to push the drill bit into the outer door skin. It helps to put tape on the drill bit to keep yourself from going to far. Then you have to take the new rubber and old pice of stainless on a table and mark and drill the new piece of rubber. Then rivet it back in the door. It will help to have a buddy. If you close the door you will be able to slide the new seal in ...it's trial and error to get it situated just right. It's a frustrating job but take your time and it's not to bad. I think it's easier to just pull the t panel and torsion bars out but others will disagree. Pretty big job for such a simple seal.