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About Howard M. Fitzcharles III
Expertise
Triumph TR-4 up & Spitfire, and Engine theory

Experience
Dealership line mechanic on MG, Triumph, Jaguar for 15 years, Instructor in commercial mechanics school 2 yr. Product information manager for piston and valve manufacture, Instructor & hotline answer man for import car parts importer 15 yrs.

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Associate member SAE EAA member

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Import Car magazine

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ASE Master Auto with L-1 certification up to 2000

 
   

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Topic: Triumph Repair



Expert: Howard M. Fitzcharles III
Date: 7/2/2008
Subject: Header rail seal

Question
QUESTION: Hello Howard, could you please tell me which way round I fit the header rail seal? There is a flat side and a bulge side...just wondering which side faces out?
I appreciate your help for such a simple problem.
Kevin.

ANSWER: Kevin, are you talking about the top seal that fits up against the windshield? If so, I thought that there was a lip on the back side so that would make the round part face forward. Is that what you are  referring to?
Howard

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QUESTION: It's the rubber seal that fits onto the soft top frame and presses against the chrome header rail - (the chrome strip at the top of the windscreen). Just dont know which way round it goes?
Kevin.

Answer
Keven, if there is a lip on the top rail on the back side, then the flat part of the seal goes toward that lip. I don't have one to look at but that is how I remember it. If the top rail is flat with no lip front or back than it doesn't matter which way it goes.
Howard

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