As some of you know already, I'm stripping a donor truck of some accessories I'd like to install on my truck...one of them is the Lund Visor.

When the donor truck came to me, the visor was missing the screw covers.

I've looked on Lund's site, and can't seem to locate replacements.

Anyone have any idea where i can locate some?

Thanks

 

I put one on my truck without the hardware kit. I just used stainless bolts and it looks fine. I'll snap some photos when I get a chance.

 

I ordered a "hardware kit" from summit for $20 and all it is is a bunch of stainless self tapping screws...

 

Do you have a link to that kit?

 

Heres one with new lights and wiring. I got one that was without the light stuff. Ill keep looking.

Keystone Restyling 12390 - Keystone Restyling Replacement Light Kits - Overview - SummitRacing.com

 

Roll by the local aftermarket Harley shop, ask them for some Hot Toppers. Or you can order them direct here---->>> http://www.hottoppers.com/individual.asp

 

is this the vent thing that go on the side of the truck, or the thing thats on my hood? if neither can you post a pic, never heard of a window visor....unless its the thing that goes on top of the cab that sticks out over the window

 

3rd time's a charm...it's the visor above the windshield that is mounted to the top of the truck.

 

Thanks!! I have Gattos right up the road, just 2 blocks away. I'll give them a call and see if they carry them.

 

https://www.ebay.com/p/712211335?gcl...nid=2086087614

BTW throw the screws in the garbage and buy stainless ones

 

I took mine off as it was leaking badly into the cab. Mine was attached with 5/16" screwbolts, 3/8" hex heads with some plastic caps on top. I would not go that route. You will have better luck with a nut-sert or I imagine some aluminum lock rivets, or hucks, would be even better. We use those on some brands of pre-engineered metal buildings as the only exposed fastener on the ridge cap and gutter systems. They're kind of like a blind rivet, except they have a rubber washer and will keep out water for a good long while.

 

The ONLY time a Visor will leak is when the screws are loose or not enough sealant is used

 

I fully understand that brad, but with the constant wind movement the screwbolt-style screws will inevitably back out a tiny bit and let in some water.

 

I have over 1 million miles on the trucks I currently own without a single water leak from a visor. The silicon acts like a thread lock and sealer. He my one truck has over 300k on it(visor installed 2 weeks after it was bought in 1986) and still is dry as a bone

 

If you are concerned with the screws backing out, perhaps you should try a nut insert and bolt the visor on.