How do i remove cab
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Unplug all th wires and label the ones your keeping. And as far as I know there are a couple of huge bolts on each side of the cab under the carpet. Remove those and lift off cab. I'm sure it's slightly more complicated then that but just look and I'm sure you will figure it out.
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Been a while, hopefully someone will chip in with more detail.
Remove the front clip, hood, fenders, inner fenders, etc.
Remove steering column.
Disconnect hoses and wires. (Heater hoses, A/C, vacuum, brake lines, etc). Label and/or take lots of pictures.
Remove the front and rear cab mount bolts.
Cab is ready to come off.
Of course the more you strip out of it the lighter it will be, seats, interior, dash, glass, doors, etc, etc. A bare cab is actually fairly light.
Remove the front clip, hood, fenders, inner fenders, etc.
Remove steering column.
Disconnect hoses and wires. (Heater hoses, A/C, vacuum, brake lines, etc). Label and/or take lots of pictures.
Remove the front and rear cab mount bolts.
Cab is ready to come off.
Of course the more you strip out of it the lighter it will be, seats, interior, dash, glass, doors, etc, etc. A bare cab is actually fairly light.
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