EXTERIOR MOLDINGS 2K 1 EXTERIOR MOLDINGS The exterior moldings for Body Series 13000 SEALING OPERATION 23000 33000 43000 and 44000 are illustrated in Figures 4 5 and 6 ZK7 1 and 9 2K10 11 and A lthough detailed sealing operations for each in 12 2K13 14 and 15 These figures illustrate divldual molding are not described on the Molding moldings common to body types 2 door 4 door Removal Chart the following information is given and Station Wagons and not specific body series to permit a satisfactory sealing operation The molding charts identify the moldings to specific lmdy SWIPS me 1 e S r1 S ll ledium bodied sealer or body caulking com pound are the sealers most frequently used to The moldings are secured to the body by any l 1 Vl l A V T 1 USIlIi SEM 1 Y0 Bllli 1 tt1 one or a combination of the following attachments m9 SUi Holes in body panels for screws bolts or clips B Atmchmg SCFQWS that would permit water to enter the interior of M L ii E 1 de with 1 g me EZQIZFS1 F SiF 252 Tiff ZFiYs Zi Il c integral studs with attaching nuts Drip moldings require a 1 4 bead of medium d bath tub type snap on clips bodied sealer along the full length of the inner attaching surface Door window scalps and center e snap in studs to pre installed retainers pillar scalps require a 1 V8 x 1 4 x 1l 4 bead of caulking compound at 5 intervals for anti rattle f snap in clips purposes Pinchwelds require medium hodied seal er on both sides when pinchweld clips are used The exceptioii is the rear quarter pinchweld on con Figure ZK2 illustrates typical attachments for vmtible Styles which 1 qui 5 ut l p1 UUi mpg l lY m 1dI S The i 1di S Slwwu in this figure over the entire pinchweld prior to clip installation are for illustrations only and are not necessarily identified to a specific body series The following groups of moldings are listed with the name or description of the tool which is suit Before using the molding charts the following A L fly Adi Q Owl 1 e 1 m ng 1em ya information will be helpful when installing or re mgvmg Extemor mO1dmgS Roof Drip Scalps pointed hook tool 1 Screw locations the exact location for each Door Window Sualps thin flat bladed tool putty screw is not shown or mentioned but when hidden knife the general location is indicated by naming the molding or other part which conceals the screw Snap on Clips thin flat bladed tool putty knife and therefore must be removed to gain access to the screw lf it is necessary to replace a damaged bath 9 rl i U r U i M T tub molding clip use the following procedure for lll ien a mold1ng is oxmlapped the overlapping removal and instullmhm molding is indicated in the Engages with other molding column and must be removed first CLIPS GENERAL PRECAUTIONS When removing or installing any body exterior molding certain precautions should be exercised L 1 Adjacent finishes should be protected with masking tape to prevent damage to finish L 3 x r 2 Proper tools and care should be employed to guard against molding damage Fig 2I l Rem v l of B lli Tnl Molding Clip