Air dam question
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I installed a Job 2 airdam on my 2008 Job 1 6.4 L PSD today. The air dam box came with the job 2 airdam and mounted metal threaded clips to receive metal self centering bolts with built in washers. There was no instructions or any mounting bolts to insert into the metal clips. Fortunately I had about 8 of the necessary bolts on hand.
If you purchase the Job 2 airdam try the following: The Job 1 airdam is mounted with 5 push in bayonet plastic inserts and one 1" metal self centering bolt at each end of the air dam. Remove one of these metal self centering bolts at either end of the Job 1 airdam and take it to your Ford dealer when you pickup the new Job 2 airdam. You will need to purchase five more of them for a total of seven bolts. The bolt head takes a 5/16" or 8mm wrench. The plastic bayonet push pins are not used in the job 2 airdam so they are throw away. The job 2 airdam has seven threaded clips mounted on the airdam to receive the seven metal bolts. The mounting job took me 2 hours to install.
Now to drive the truck to see if I can pay for it with better fuel mileage.
If you purchase the Job 2 airdam try the following: The Job 1 airdam is mounted with 5 push in bayonet plastic inserts and one 1" metal self centering bolt at each end of the air dam. Remove one of these metal self centering bolts at either end of the Job 1 airdam and take it to your Ford dealer when you pickup the new Job 2 airdam. You will need to purchase five more of them for a total of seven bolts. The bolt head takes a 5/16" or 8mm wrench. The plastic bayonet push pins are not used in the job 2 airdam so they are throw away. The job 2 airdam has seven threaded clips mounted on the airdam to receive the seven metal bolts. The mounting job took me 2 hours to install.
Now to drive the truck to see if I can pay for it with better fuel mileage.
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Originally Posted by pilotshot
I installed a Job 2 airdam on my 2008 Job 1 6.4 L PSD today. The air dam box came with the job 2 airdam and mounted metal threaded clips to receive metal self centering bolts with built in washers. There was no instructions or any mounting bolts to insert into the metal clips. Fortunately I had about 8 of the necessary bolts on hand.
If you purchase the Job 2 airdam try the following: The Job 1 airdam is mounted with 5 push in bayonet plastic inserts and one 1" metal self centering bolt at each end of the air dam. Remove one of these metal self centering bolts at either end of the Job 1 airdam and take it to your Ford dealer when you pickup the new Job 2 airdam. You will need to purchase five more of them for a total of seven bolts. The bolt head takes a 5/16" or 8mm wrench. The plastic bayonet push pins are not used in the job 2 airdam so they are throw away. The job 2 airdam has seven threaded clips mounted on the airdam to receive the seven metal bolts. The mounting job took me 2 hours to install.
Now to drive the truck to see if I can pay for it with better fuel mileage.
If you purchase the Job 2 airdam try the following: The Job 1 airdam is mounted with 5 push in bayonet plastic inserts and one 1" metal self centering bolt at each end of the air dam. Remove one of these metal self centering bolts at either end of the Job 1 airdam and take it to your Ford dealer when you pickup the new Job 2 airdam. You will need to purchase five more of them for a total of seven bolts. The bolt head takes a 5/16" or 8mm wrench. The plastic bayonet push pins are not used in the job 2 airdam so they are throw away. The job 2 airdam has seven threaded clips mounted on the airdam to receive the seven metal bolts. The mounting job took me 2 hours to install.
Now to drive the truck to see if I can pay for it with better fuel mileage.
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Last edited by No1Hookman; 01-06-2008 at 10:20 AM.
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Originally Posted by Champ198
I've got the Job#2 air dam in my garage, but I'm wondering where to find the bolts besides the Ford parts counter. I don't know of body parts supply house around where I'm from.
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