Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad for 1968 Chevrolet 3/4 Ton Truck - Front

1968 Chevy Truck 3/4 Ton Firewall Insulator

ABS material will not chip or scratch, warp with heat or absorb moisture.
Fits 1968 Chevy Truck 3/4 Ton Firewall Insulator

Your ride looks so damn hot! But you don't have to feel the heat while driving it. Our premium-quality Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pads are molded from heavy-duty ABS and fiberglass to ensure an exact OEM fit. Reduce the amount of noise and heat coming from the engine and restore sanity to the interior. Make your drives noticeably quieter and more comfortable. Yeah, now you can actually whisper intimately while you're driving, but don't moan too loudly. Install now for a more pleasurable ride!

• Molded and manufactured in the US from heavy-duty ABS plastic and fiberglass
• Includes insulation that protects your cabin against the heat transfer from the engine
• Easily installs to an OEM fit and gives your ride that 'well-kept' look and feel
• Reduce the heat and noise infiltrating your ride, improve the cabin environment
• Enjoy a cooler and quieter cockpit and more pleasurable drives.

Be sure to double check the fitment section and ensure this part fits your vehicle.

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This product comes with a life time guarantee to be free of defects in material and workmanship. Our guarantee is valid only if our product has been properly installed in the vehicle for which it was designed to fit.

Where is a firewall sound deadener pad installed? These are typically installed under the dash inside the cab, against the firewall Why do I need a firewall sound deadener pad? Firewall pads offer a first line of defense against engine noise and heat again the cab of the vehicle What are the different types of Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pads available? There are a variety of materials used for Firewall Sound Deadening Insulation Pads, including mass-loaded vinyl, butyl rubber, and foam. Each material has its own advantages and disadvantages in terms of sound deadening, heat insulation, and cost. How much does it cost to replace the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad? The cost of replacing the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad will vary depending on the size and type of pad you choose, as well as the labor costs in your area. You can expect to pay anywhere from $100 to $300 for the materials and labor to install a new pad. How difficult is it to replace the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad myself? Replacing the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad is a moderately difficult task that can be done by most DIYers with some mechanical experience. It typically involves removing the dashboard or other interior trim panels to access the firewall. What tools do I need to replace the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad? You will typically need a variety of tools to replace the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad, including a socket wrench set, screwdrivers, a razor blade or putty knife, and safety glasses. Are there any specific instructions I need to follow when replacing the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad? Yes, it is important to follow the specific instructions that come with your chosen Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad, as the installation process can vary depending on the material and design. What are the benefits of replacing the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad? Replacing the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad can help to reduce engine noise, heat, and vibration in the cabin of your classic car, making for a more comfortable driving experience. How long does it take to replace the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad? The amount of time it takes to replace the Firewall Sound Deadener Insulation Pad will vary depending on your skill level and the complexity of the installation. It can typically be done in a few hours, but it may take longer if you are unfamiliar with the process.