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Cab Rattles

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Sorry - more questions...

My hood is rattling pretty badly on the uneven roads around where I live - almost everywhere actually....I have looked at two TSBs that may help - 6101 refers to moving the brackets on the windshield closer towards the passenger compartment which looks DIYable. Only thing is - I dont have any kind of torque wrench and it does call for a specific torque tightening of the screws after adjusting them - can I just tighten "to feel" or is that torque seeting crucial?

The other TSB refers to a new "centering peg" and has part numbers for a left and right part.

Can someone help with what these are and how easy are they to fit because the TSB 6119 makes it look very tricky with specific angles being cut in the metal and looks distinctly difficult!!!

Has anyone performed either of these Mods - and was it worth it>??!!

I have a RHD 1999 C4 cab btw

thanks

Alex

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