by Snubnose 38 Wed Feb 29, 2012 6:21 pmmy van has no dash pad what was in all the holes
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tips on covering up holes in dash
Snubnose 38- Number of posts : 18
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kykayaker37- Number of posts : 139
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can u post a pic ,dave
kykayaker37- Number of posts : 139
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if there small holes flatten a peice of copper tubing bigger than the holes hold it behind the hole and fill it up with mig welds wont stick to the copper be very careful not to get to hot or ull burn bigger holes if it were mine id take it out and do it as to not burn something behind iit ,dave
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I have a van I will be parting out in the spring and theres a good dash pad
wideload- Moderator 1st Class
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There wasn't anything in the rectangular holes. There's studs mounted in the dash pad that go through the small round holes. Don't know what chevy had in mind when they did that.
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panelmanrd- Number of posts : 801
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my guess it to try to let the heat go somewhere
Snubnose 38- Number of posts : 18
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so the rectangular holes r factory and r left open
wideload- Moderator 1st Class
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Yes the rectangular holes are factory and the dash-pad covers them.
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Snubnose 38- Number of posts : 18
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ok thanks,wideload
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