radiator core support frame bolts
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radiator core support frame bolts
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am in process of front clip off repairs - and looking to replace the radiator core support - truck is a midwest snow plowed tree service so quite rusty
QUESTION - how do I get the main frame to core support bolts out - to replace the rubber isolater/bushings and bolts - mine are just too rusty
cheers in advance
am in process of front clip off repairs - and looking to replace the radiator core support - truck is a midwest snow plowed tree service so quite rusty
QUESTION - how do I get the main frame to core support bolts out - to replace the rubber isolater/bushings and bolts - mine are just too rusty
cheers in advance
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A little heat from a torch and PB Blaster. Take your time, soak the bolts, apply some heat, hit it with the PB Blaster, let it soak again.
This thread from another forum might help you out: Radiator Core Support
This thread from another forum might help you out: Radiator Core Support
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cheers rla2500:
understand - i got my nuts cracked ......... and off - its the bolts I am having the issue with - as I dont mind cutting my old ones - its getting the donors off the donor truck with the rubber bushings/isolators - the bolts on mine will turn fighting the rubber - and not sure if this is because the rubber on mine ( lower - towards ground on the mount ) is a crumblin ..........
as there is rubber there - these mounts must have replacements /be replaceable
I will have my luck today in the parts yard and see what I can discover on a clean desert truck
cheers:
understand - i got my nuts cracked ......... and off - its the bolts I am having the issue with - as I dont mind cutting my old ones - its getting the donors off the donor truck with the rubber bushings/isolators - the bolts on mine will turn fighting the rubber - and not sure if this is because the rubber on mine ( lower - towards ground on the mount ) is a crumblin ..........
as there is rubber there - these mounts must have replacements /be replaceable
I will have my luck today in the parts yard and see what I can discover on a clean desert truck
cheers:
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cheers rla2500:
gotcha und thanks - I looked about on the fullsizebronco link you passed on
I see on one link included in the write up a picture of what I think I am dealing with - as I suspect - the body mount steel washer is more a sleeve
always a good place to be when you can ask of someone else's experience
course I am heading back to family farm in Will County later this month - so my new handy work will get a chance to re rust itself solid with all the humid midwestern clime
cheers
gotcha und thanks - I looked about on the fullsizebronco link you passed on
I see on one link included in the write up a picture of what I think I am dealing with - as I suspect - the body mount steel washer is more a sleeve
always a good place to be when you can ask of someone else's experience
course I am heading back to family farm in Will County later this month - so my new handy work will get a chance to re rust itself solid with all the humid midwestern clime
cheers
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rla2500 /Mates :
spent better part of day in the pick yards - and got great shape desert truck 96 F350 to donate its Radiator core support to my truck -
and discovered on this year - the front frame mount bolts /15mm head - the bushing sleeve appears to be threaded - and those lower bushing are common to crumble - i did not manage a donor set yet as the heat of the day - not to mention the days issue removing the front clip to get my new donor support was enough for the day - will venture forth tomorrow to see about grabbing the rest of the bits for my restore/repair
report back once I have a decent set of bolts /bushings - may see on getting some good polly lower bushing as these rubber ones dont seem hearty enough
cheers:
spent better part of day in the pick yards - and got great shape desert truck 96 F350 to donate its Radiator core support to my truck -
and discovered on this year - the front frame mount bolts /15mm head - the bushing sleeve appears to be threaded - and those lower bushing are common to crumble - i did not manage a donor set yet as the heat of the day - not to mention the days issue removing the front clip to get my new donor support was enough for the day - will venture forth tomorrow to see about grabbing the rest of the bits for my restore/repair
report back once I have a decent set of bolts /bushings - may see on getting some good polly lower bushing as these rubber ones dont seem hearty enough
cheers:
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