Rubber windshield cowling end pieces found
11-08-2015, 10:48 AM
#161
Senior Member
Did you check to see if the drains under the cowl are clogged? If you park under trees then leaves and debris can clog up the drains. And when it rains the water has no where else to go so it ends up in the floor in the exact spots you are talking about. I'd pull the cowl and clean that out as needed if it were me. Good luck.
11-09-2015, 04:14 PM
#163
Just installed mine this past weekend. They installed very easy (I had the cowels off for cleaning and some wire routing work)
The new cowel ends appear to be more of a smooth vinyl type plastic and fit perfectly. I also used new press plugs that came with mine. They look like new.
The new cowel ends appear to be more of a smooth vinyl type plastic and fit perfectly. I also used new press plugs that came with mine. They look like new.
11-30-2015, 10:07 PM
#165
Water leaking through cowling
Hi Duckus832, you may want to check to see if the window block spacers that hold the cowl retainer pins are missing. They plug into the firewall and if they are missing or damaged water can run through the holes and behind the firewall into the cab. There are also several other known issues that cause the water leakage problem you are describing. Keep looking on this forum and you will find the threads. If you end up needing them the part # is 4L3Z-1503296-AB. If you need more info about them or anything to do with the cowling you can message me or call toll free 855-426-9536. Hope this helps. Michael @ cowlends.com
12-07-2015, 05:52 PM
#167
Cycle For Fun and Health
The cowl end pieces are also available through Amazon now:
Current price is $16.20.
Current price is $16.20.
02-19-2016, 02:25 PM
#168
ordered. been having a problem with a leak on passenger side under fuse box for a it now. looked and my cowls and there are kinda worn out. hopefully this fixes leak and will also look into cleaning out drain under cowls.
02-20-2016, 05:08 PM
#170
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I ordered a few pairs. I just went to his website at cowlends.com. My cowl ends have beed trash for about a year now. I don't know why I didn't look into this earlier. Now I just need to fix my faded cowl. They look old and grey. At least they can't be seen unless you are in the front seats of the truck. Great post.