hello is there anybody that knows what should i do if my car frame is messed up
the front crossmember is supposed to bolt in there and only one screw is able to hold it being that the other screw has a very rusted thread on the inside
question is how am i supposed to fix this since it is on the car frame??

 

I can't understand a word you're saying.

 

Me neither

I guess there's only one bolt on the rad support?

 

You may not have to be completely puctual or use many punctuations but use just a littl OP, I understand broken writing but this one I had to read about 3 times... goodluck with finding the answer

 

A few commas and periods will do you alot of good, man. And a picture or two if possible never hurts. Good luck.

 

you need to use a smaller socket, hammer it on, then air tool it off.

I did the same thing. Good Luck.

 

It is said that the English language is the most difficult to comprehend.

 

^ It's supposed to be the easiest to learn though........

Assuming smaller socket and hammer according to perkmans response.. That's because i'm basing perkman kinda understood that^? Either he stripped one on or he can't get one on? I honestly have no idea...

 

I've always heard the opposite.... There are a lot of things in English that don't actually make sense, you just have to know them. In a lot of other languages everything is "by the book" but English is all broken.

Anyways, the OP's english is probably fine, but the grammar, aye carumba.

 

I personally think english is the most difficult language to fully understand and comprehend. Every other language i have learned are much simpler than english. But it sounds to me that he is saying that his crossmember only has one screw/bolt holding it on the radiator support and that the threads on the radiator support are stripped so he cant install the new/ second bolt. Not sure what to do there besides trying to re-tap it. Good luck

 

LOL this thread went from someone asking help on his car to English Language?!?!?!?!

 

Sounds like this emoticon fits the bill for ya

:metalmax:

one of my favorites

 

Sears sells a bolt removal kit for about $35. It works great. http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...2160000P?mv=rr

 

That is really not true. English must have one of the simplest grammars out there. The hardest part is probably conditional statements and learning irregular past tenses for words.

Let's compare to German.

In German already the article for nouns is highly irregular and doesn't make sense. In English we simply have THE. In most other languages the article simply depends on the biological sex of the noun, not so in German.

eg.

German English Spanish
das Maedchen the girl la chica

das is the German article for a neutral noun, not for a feminine. The feminine form would be die

another example car (or wagon

German English Spanish
der Wagen the car el coche

der and el are masculine articles even tho clearly a car is a thing and should be having the neutral article. Hmmm maybe it is since most languages have cars as masculine I find it strange for people to call their cars "she" and give her female names....

So that was something banal as the article for nouns.

Now to actual grammar. Declensions and conjugations.

Declensions in the English are almost absent and their sense is usually accomplished by adding clarifying words in front of the noun. German has four distinct grammatical cases, Latin and most Slavic languages have seven.

1.Nominative (Who or what?)
2.Genitive (whose?)
3.Dative (whom?)
4.Accusative (what?)

so that is

German English Latin
1. Der Herr the man domin-us
2. Des Herren the man's domin-i
3.Dem Herren to the man domin-o
4. den Herr the man domin-um
Now latin has a couple more domin-o
grammatical cases

The there is conjugation. That is how the verb changes depending on who performs those. Such as 1st person singular is I, 2nd person is you 3rd person is he etc etc.

English Spanish German
Infinitive to play jugar spielen
1. s I play yo juego Ich spiele
2. s You play tu juegas du spielst
3. s He/she it plays el juega er spielt

1.p We play nosotros jugamos wir spielen
2.p You play vosotros jugais ihr spielt
3.p They play ellos juegan sie spielen


So that was like just some obvious differences and I'm not saying English is not a hard language to learn, every language is really hard to learn, but it is definitively one of the easier ones. That's why I think not many native English speakers speak a lot of foreign languages because a lot of the concepts of traditional grammar just aren't in the English language, thus it's hard to learn and understand those.

Just my .02

 

As your first post to the Org, you deciphered the OP's grammatical mess, and provided a helpful link.

Very well done!

 

I might be wrong on this one but I'm pretty sure you messed up the grammar on this sentence... as for the rest of your post, get a life

 

lol i apologize guys the thread has been fixed and updated hopefully u understand the question now.. thanks!

 

Nice edit...

I think you need to tap and die to fix this one

 

If you only have one bolt holding the crossmember up ( I'll assume at the front) it sound like you have a rusted out lower Rad support the requires replacing first, pop off the front bumper cover and inspect the lower Rad support as they are very prone to rusting out. Below it what you are describing as the bolts from the crossmember bolt up in the middle of the Rad support.

 

your not the only one.