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Rusted Out Radiator Support Assembly...Any Help?
Can anyone tell me if replacing this part is a huge job, other than just removing all associated parts around it? I’ve got a 2001 XLT Supercab and the passenger side radiator support assembly is completely rusted out at the bottom. I know I can buy the assembly, but I don’t know if it is a part that can be bolted in or will it need to be welded back into place? If anybody has run into this problem…I would appreciate some feedback. Thanks in advance
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Re: Rusted Out Radiator Support Assembly...Any Help?
The radiator support is the main support structure of the front end of your truck . Pretty much everything on the front clip is connected ( directly or indirectly ) to that support . So yes , it is a big job especially with late model vehicles . The A/C condenser and radiator are just two things on the support as well as a multitude of other electrical and electronic devices and wiring . The support is also what supports and aligns the front fenders and hood . Their correct alignment is vital so your fenders and hood have the proper gaps with the doors and the cab . If you have the proper tools and expertise , you may be able to do the work yourself ! If not , I'd recommend taking it to a professional body shop for a proper fitment .
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