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flipper58 07-17-2015 09:45 AM

Part identification help-dumb question of the day
 
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Ok, I usually do better than this at tracking parts on a dis-assembly, but I blew it on this one. Does anyone know what this is? I believe it came off/fell off while i was removing driver side fender?
Thanks,
Phil

jaros44sr 07-17-2015 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by jaros44sr (Post 7243734)
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Looks like spacers shim to me
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LockDoc 07-17-2015 10:04 AM

Re: Part identification help-dumb question of the day
 
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Jaros is correct, it goes between the inner panel and the cab where the bolt with the large washer fits.... It helps to adjust the gap between the door and fender.

LockDoc

michael bustamante 07-17-2015 12:03 PM

Re: Part identification help-dumb question of the day
 
THANK YOU!!!!!!! I needed to ask the same question... thats what happens when you take a front clip off two years ago!!!!

flipper58 07-17-2015 12:14 PM

Re: Part identification help-dumb question of the day
 
Great! Thanks a ton. My weekend is now already shaping up to be better.
Phil

LockDoc 07-17-2015 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by michael bustamante (Post 7243824)
THANK YOU!!!!!!! I needed to ask the same question... thats what happens when you take a front clip off two years ago!!!!

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Originally Posted by flipper58 (Post 7243836)
Great! Thanks a ton. My weekend is now already shaping up to be better.
Phil


No problem guys. You may not need it unless the gap between the front edge of the door and the back edge of the fender is too close.... To install it start the bolt first then holding onto the tab, hook the shim over the bolt from underneath. That is why it has the long tab on it.

LockDoc

michael bustamante 07-17-2015 06:13 PM

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thanks for the tip doc. i was wondering about that. im sure ill need em. my gaps have been real close so far.
sorry for the hijack flipper

flipper58 07-30-2015 07:13 AM

Re: Part identification help-dumb question of the day
 
Yes, thanks doc for that tip. Sorry about the late reply.

LockDoc 07-30-2015 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by flipper58 (Post 7258211)
Yes, thanks doc for that tip. Sorry about the late reply.


No problem. Glad I could help....

LockDoc


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