Questions & Answers for: Chevrolet cover seam

seam up with caulk, or sealant. I have used the sticky alum foil tape. It's a little easier to work with. Doesn't have to be pretty. Replace the cover and hold it down with a couple sheet metal screws

...a local repair shop. Pop rivet them in place the metal is tough and bends easy to fit in place. cover the seams with some ruberized paint for A/c insulation and then cover that with a few cans of ...

...utility knive and cut along the seam and then this will allow you to split the box and remove the covere so you can get to the heater core. Once the repairs have been made make sure that you reseal ...

...seam and remove the cover now you will be able to see the heater core and you will be able to tell if the heater core is leaking or if it is just the hose that is attached to it ok? I hope this is ...

...seam of the dash cover and the the dash body, and pull firmly toward you until the instrument panel cover pops out and GENTLY so as not to break the instrument panel cover, continue until the ...

...cab of my truck i was woundering what would be best new metal is the best repair, then use bondo to cover seams, all rust must be cut away. I think that both options generally work well. I would ...

98 malibu,cranks no start,good fuel pressure,good spark,pulled valve cover and rockers are moving,starter seams to spin to freely like there is no compression may be flooded. hold down gas pedal all ...

...rear fenderwell 3.The horizontal seam on the forward surface of the fenderwells may be partially covered with undercoating.A potential exists for water to enter the seam along its entire length ...

...cover the inside tank seam after engine cool down. Finally, and just as importantly, get cooling system sealing pellets from any GM dealer and the next time the engine is cool, drop all 5 pellets in ...

...the ignition control module an coils in what GM calls a ignition cassette , sits on top of valve cover ? plugs in center of head ?Check out some of this guys videos . ask him questions , he's a ...