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Attaching firewall insulation
I'M installing new firewall insulation pad and the plastic push pins seem to big. They do not want to go in. Is there a special tool to drive them in? Whats the trick?
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Re: Attaching firewall insulation
I have not done this on our trucks but I have done it. make sure the inner dia. of the pin is not bigger than the hole. Then I use the top of a hammer (where the handle come out the top) not the head unless you have a tight spot
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Re: Attaching firewall insulation
x2 on the hammer, although I would use something closer to the actual diameter(maybe 3/8" socket extention) of the plug and tap on it using the hammer to drive the plug in.
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Re: Attaching firewall insulation
Also a little liquid soap or radiator hose grease works wonders too.
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Re: Attaching firewall insulation
thanks guys will give it another try today
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Re: Attaching firewall insulation
I'm pretty sure that I saw an installation tool for the firewall insulation holders. I think it was in a Truck Shop catalog. It was a simple step shaft. Wasn't very expensive if I recall.
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