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    glad to help out abrasive and oh by the way i had the one piece cowl and i couldn't figure out how to take off the wipers but the cowl is flexible enough so i could install the deflector and i am very satisfied with the quality of it.
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    This may be a stupid question but is this problem only with passenger side? Do you this part for the driver side because I am getting water on the driver side floor when it rains hard and I dont know where its coming from.
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    Quote Originally Posted by magician1979 View Post
    This may be a stupid question but is this problem only with passenger side? Do you this part for the driver side because I am getting water on the driver side floor when it rains hard and I dont know where its coming from.

    Generally this problem is only on the passenger side because it pours right into the blower assembly and out the duct work below it. It you are getting water on the driver's side then I would say that you have another issue somewhere.

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