Info Needed:Replacing The Radiator Support On A 4th Gen
08-20-2012, 01:31 AM
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Info Needed:Replacing The Radiator Support On A 4th Gen
Ok so after doing some checking I've realized my max was
Hit in the front and want to replace the support now I'm not
Sure if it is welded on or screwed on and if it's a somewhat easy
Fix or not looking for answers please
Hit in the front and want to replace the support now I'm not
Sure if it is welded on or screwed on and if it's a somewhat easy
Fix or not looking for answers please
08-20-2012, 01:38 AM
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08-20-2012, 06:59 AM
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Plan for 4 to 6 hours if it's your first time.
You'd want to practically dip the new OEM radiator support in anti rust coating before you put it on. Do not buy ebay or non OEM support.
The thing rusts from the inside out due to the salt/moisture in the air.
You'd want to practically dip the new OEM radiator support in anti rust coating before you put it on. Do not buy ebay or non OEM support.
The thing rusts from the inside out due to the salt/moisture in the air.
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