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Randy Forbes
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Which one; the threshold plate, or the one protecting the windlace?
Part no. 5 and 6 in this picture.
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Randy Forbes
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I'm just not finding a clear picture; this is on my BN6, but as you can see, the position is dictated by the door opening and the cross-section of the windlace. So, with the weatherstip in place, center the aluminum piece over the top and drill the three (3) holes. Pretty sure I used a #47 (42?) drill bit.
Here's an *accidental* shot that barely shows the rear of the trim on a BJ8:
Now that we know what you're looking for, someone here will post up a better picture for you :wink:
Here's an *accidental* shot that barely shows the rear of the trim on a BJ8:
Now that we know what you're looking for, someone here will post up a better picture for you :wink: