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tim[in]

10-20-2007 09:54:23




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I have my wd located about a hundred miles away[literally] and am finally going to get time to go out there. I got a new radiator waiting on me out there but dont know the size of the bolts i;m going to need that go thru the frame into the radiator. Thanks in advance!




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wdTom

10-22-2007 17:58:07




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 Re: wd radiator boldts in reply to tim[in], 10-20-2007 09:54:23  
You realize that if you use too long of a bolt it will go up and through the bottom of the radiator. No longer than about 3/4" or 1", be carefull.



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Mark/Ks

10-20-2007 18:40:23




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 Re: wd radiator boldts in reply to tim[in], 10-20-2007 09:54:23  
JMS is correct on the two bolts, I think they are bout 1 inch long.. But you wont need the cantered washers on those two bolts, but you will need them on the two that hold the grill to the side of the frame rail. I just changed mine out this week..



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JMS/.MN

10-20-2007 13:14:00




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 Re: wd radiator boldts in reply to tim[in], 10-20-2007 09:54:23  
Lower ones in the frame are 1/2 half inch- need a 3/4 socket. Wouldn't hurt to have the flex joint available. Should also have the tapered wedges so the bolts fit in straight.



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ohio

10-20-2007 15:27:18




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 Re: wd radiator boldts in reply to JMS/.MN, 10-20-2007 13:14:00  
"Hillbilly washers" are what i've always heard them called.



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