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BuckTruck16 · 07-31-2012, 07:56 PM

@Motornut, I was still getting a little smell. So I figured to do what you did, I took out the dash and there was a HUGE nest near the right side, and above the Fuel/MPH gauges. Also, there was crap inside the gauge box, happy there was no nests so I did not have to take out the gauges.

@Chengny I'm glad you finally got rid of it, hopefully we don't find new projects similar to ours haha. We came to the conclusion to pour Ammonia down the pillars, that got rid of the smell and god-knows-what-else. We also wanted to get the foam in the can called "tough stuff" then weld a plate overtop. But since the smell is gone, it's not worth it.

07-31-2012, 07:56 PM	#11
BuckTruck16 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Pottstown Pennsylvania Posts: 42	Re: Cab Smell? @Motornut, I was still getting a little smell. So I figured to do what you did, I took out the dash and there was a HUGE nest near the right side, and above the Fuel/MPH gauges. Also, there was crap inside the gauge box, happy there was no nests so I did not have to take out the gauges. @Chengny I'm glad you finally got rid of it, hopefully we don't find new projects similar to ours haha. We came to the conclusion to pour Ammonia down the pillars, that got rid of the smell and god-knows-what-else. We also wanted to get the foam in the can called "tough stuff" then weld a plate overtop. But since the smell is gone, it's not worth it. Last edited by BuckTruck16; 07-31-2012 at 08:03 PM.