Missing Bolt on Rear Skid plate?
#1
Missing Bolt on Rear Skid plate?
I seem to be missing one bolt and nut on my rear skid plate on my H3. Only problem is I do not see any threading on the frame bar connected to the truck.
any ideas how to fix?
see photo
any ideas how to fix?
see photo
#5
That arrangement is for the early H3's, I suppose. My 2010 doesn't have U-nuts, the nut flange on the passenger side, or the "H3" in the front shield .
The OP didn't state year model... Even if he didn't originally have a U-nut, maybe he could still wedge one in there.
Tom, I have a box of M8 U-nuts, if want a few.
The OP didn't state year model... Even if he didn't originally have a U-nut, maybe he could still wedge one in there.
Tom, I have a box of M8 U-nuts, if want a few.
#8
That arrangement is for the early H3's, I suppose. My 2010 doesn't have U-nuts, the nut flange on the passenger side, or the "H3" in the front shield .
The OP didn't state year model... Even if he didn't originally have a U-nut, maybe he could still wedge one in there.
Tom, I have a box of M8 U-nuts, if want a few.
The OP didn't state year model... Even if he didn't originally have a U-nut, maybe he could still wedge one in there.
Tom, I have a box of M8 U-nuts, if want a few.
#10
Interesting. My 2009 does not use U nuts on the differential support cross member, but has nuts welded inside the support. At some point before I bought it, some ham-fisted "mechanic" had cross threaded the bolt into the nut, and snapped the nut welds inside the cross member. I had to cut the bolt head off and push what was left up into the cross member to fix it - there was definitely no U nut on mine!
I used Tainter's recommend fix - drill through to the top of the crossmember and drop a long grade 8 bolt down from the top with washer and self-locking nut at the bottom.
I used Tainter's recommend fix - drill through to the top of the crossmember and drop a long grade 8 bolt down from the top with washer and self-locking nut at the bottom.