1. Bluebird TDR MEMBER

    Is there a way to make sure the cowl area/space/chambers are free from debris for drainage? Happy Father's day to the Dads in the club!
    Blessings, Patrick
     
    Bluebird , Jun 15, 2024
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  2. Mikey-KE7LBB

    The drain openings are rather large so it would take quite a bit to get plugged off. Any debris that is large enough or has somehow accumulated, could eventually plug up the drains. If that happens, you will start having water get inside the cab and rotting out the floor pans. The only way I think it could happen is if you were to park under a tree for a couple of years.

    Here's a couple of closeup pics I found online that show just how big the opening is. You can literally fit your fingers up inside to feel around.
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    Mikey-KE7LBB , Jun 16, 2024
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  3. Bluebird TDR MEMBER

    I can't figure out where this view is located. Have you seen this angle? Thank you for resources. Patrick
     
    Bluebird , Jun 17, 2024
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  4. Mikey-KE7LBB

    Those pics were of a totally stripped cab that was for sale on eBay. This pic is of the hole that you have to stick your hand in and feel back towards the cab. There is about an inch wide gap that you can stick your fingers into and feel around for anything that may be in there. Both sides have the same opening. The only other way to access them is to remove the fenders. 20240617_090623.jpg #ad
     
    Mikey-KE7LBB , Jun 17, 2024
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  5. RedD250

    When I changed my wiper bushings, I cleaned out the cowl area. Easy to get to with the wiper cowl removed. You can stick a vacuum hose down in there. Mine was full of leaves, but thankfully somebody had the good sense to have the truck Ziebarted back in '93, so there was no rot down there.
     

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