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05-09-2002, 09:40 PM
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inner fender removal
Is it at all possible to remove the innerfender panels without removing outer fender. Hate to take the hard route if there is a trick.
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05-09-2002, 10:07 PM
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Location: IL
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inner fenders are not required, they hold nothing in the front clip together cept battery tray, but not all the bolts of it.
remove all the bolts in the wheel arch opening and the two in the middle top area of it and the one down low rear with 5/8" head and big washer, jack up truck under engine cradle to drop suspension will help give room to wrestle it out of the area its in ------------------ Randy- Lincoln, IL randy@ccaonline.com 2177353230 *many GM parts bought, traded, or sold -am parting out: '81 Cutlass Supreme Brougham current fleet: -71 C-10 350/CH465/3.07- basketcase, #1 -90 Cavalier 2.2L sky blue, a driver -84 Z28 5.0L/700R4/3.73 daily driver -84 Firebird/SE 2.8L/T-5/3.73/engine bad, project #2 -82 purple Trans Am, project #3 *Paint is overrated* © RSS Enterprises 2000 [This message has been edited by Fast68Chevy (edited May 09, 2002).] |
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05-10-2002, 07:39 AM
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Don't forget the three bolts that parallel the bumper, and on drivers side remove the bracket that is around the steering column. Four bolts there. Have some wd 40 handy.
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05-10-2002, 08:21 AM
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I have always found it easier if you remove the tire first. Take out all the bolts and remove. Ussally very easy to get out,requires a small amount of wresting to get back in. To get one back in I always use a long alingment punch to line up the holes,and don't tighten any bolts till you get them all started. Have Fun!
------------------ 72 GMC Sierra SWB almost finished---- 84 Softail Olive Branch MS
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05-10-2002, 04:32 PM
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Location: Albertville, Alabama USA
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But it IS POSSIBLE to remove without removing the outer fender? Will this also give access to the fender C-10 emblems. I'd like to paint my inners and replace the emblems.
------------------ 1967 Chevy white SWB, 327, 350 trans., 95 Silverado power buckets, frenched third brake light, frenched antenna, digital gauges, power windows, tilt wheel, Vintage Air, Painless wiring, Cragar SS wheels. Located in Albertville, Alabama
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05-10-2002, 04:53 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2000
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Yes it is possible and very easy. But it will not give you much access to the emblems. They are far enough back that the front of the cab is in the way and you cannot get your hand in there. There are two ways to get the emblems off. One way is to use a tappet wrench.[it is just a real long open end wrench] With one of these it is real easy to get them off,but you have to tape the nuts to the wrench to get them back on. I did mine this way and it was not too bad. The other way is to unbolt the bottom of the fender under the emblem and bend it out enough to get you hand in there. A lot of people on here have done it that way. GOOD LUCK!
------------------ 72 GMC Sierra SWB almost finished---- 84 Softail Olive Branch MS [This message has been edited by tom hand (edited May 10, 2002).]
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