Wheel Well insulation
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Wheel Well insulation
I am doing a complete restoration on a truck and trying to find replacements for the insulation attached to the top side of the plastic wheel-wells under the hood. Anyone know if these are being reproduced or not? I have done some searching on the net and so far nothing. 1996 F250 7.3
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I sure don’t know who if anyone reproduces them but I don’t think it to be too difficult to use the shape and form of the existing one, add some insulation where it needs and spray it with 3m glue and wrap it with something, a sheet maybe… I’m sure you could come up with something better than a sheet tho
All I know for sure is you don’t want to get it on you!
All I know for sure is you don’t want to get it on you!
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From: Louisville KY
Just bumped an older thread on this topic, but remembered there was this more recent one also. Same comment here. Curious if anyone has replacement Ideas for front wheel well liner installation. Thanks.
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Wheel well liner insulation
I am doing a complete restoration on a truck and trying to find replacements for the insulation attached to the top side of the plastic wheel-wells under the hood. Anyone know if these are being reproduced or not? I have done some searching on the net and so far nothing. 1996 F250 7.3
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From: Louisville KY
For what it's worth, I never did find a replacement source. I think mine got hosed from a blown high-pressure power steering hose. I just took the liners out, cleaned them, permanently removed the oil-soaked insulation, and put the liners back in without it.
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