Cowl Seal Gm H Body Monza Skyhawk Starfire Vega Sunbird Astre Chevy Buick Olds on 2040-parts.com
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Here is a very nice brand new replacement cowl seal for all 1971-80 GM H body cars. This seal fills the gap between the hood and the cowl on Chevy Monza, Vega, Cosworth Vega, Pontiac Astre, Sunbird, Olds Starfire and Buick Skyhawk. The cowl seal plays an important role keeping hot engine compartment air from entering the cowl area and being drawn into the interior of the vehicle through the kick panel vents. This is also the area where the AC gets its air from so it will help those cars as well. Most of these seals have deteriorated or become hard and brittle or missing completely. This seal comes with 5 new "T" clips already installed in the proper location so you can just press them into the existing holes on the cowl for a quick installation. NOS ones are non existent so here's a great alternative for your special H body.
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