Parts on order!
#21
#22
It would be as simple as having the plate extended or remade to get all 4 bolts on each side. Not sure if it would be as strong tho.
#24
My push bar has a Bracket that mounts to the Bumper Bolts (Lower 2) and the tow hook bolt, I believe even the Tow hooks attach this way aswell.
It would be as simple as having the plate extended or remade to get all 4 bolts on each side. Not sure if it would be as strong tho.
It would be as simple as having the plate extended or remade to get all 4 bolts on each side. Not sure if it would be as strong tho.
can i ask, why does this part have to be replaced? like what does it do? why cant it just be replaced with a bolt and nut? not the bolt and isolator?
#25
It is how the body mounts to the frame. With no isolator any vibrations in the frame would resinate up into the body
#26
#27
The top one is the one that also acts as a Nut, and lots have issues with them. I was told, $17/ec for the bolts, $42 for the upper bushing and $39 for the lower one (Which you shouldnt need to replace unless you melted it lol)
Heres the plate I was talking about to, In another post.
#28
Yep. It has a bushing ontop of the mount, and one under it.
The top one is the one that also acts as a Nut, and lots have issues with them. I was told, $17/ec for the bolts, $42 for the upper bushing and $39 for the lower one (Which you shouldnt need to replace unless you melted it lol)
Heres the plate I was talking about to, In another post.
The top one is the one that also acts as a Nut, and lots have issues with them. I was told, $17/ec for the bolts, $42 for the upper bushing and $39 for the lower one (Which you shouldnt need to replace unless you melted it lol)
Heres the plate I was talking about to, In another post.
so its basically another $118 on top of the bull bar, this is horse sh*t
#30
Soak the POS in PB Blaster (I had it on there for atleast 2 days), Fire a Nice thick Self-Taping screw thru the bushing, and and SLOWLY turn, It will take some time (took me a good half hour to get it out slowly.)
I used a 36" Breaker Bar. I couldnt get it to move at all with a ratchet or 20v DeWalt Impact, coming out when back in fine, Altho I did strip the drivers side bolt, so I need a new one.
I did periodically use the impact to help break the rust loose by vibrating it for a minute here and there
Last edited by Reject; 03-06-2012 at 09:06 PM.