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Re: Help finding the two bolts on a radiator for an M
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Posted by Haas on July 30, 2002 at 18:47:24 from (166.72.245.168):
In Reply to: Help finding the two bolts on a radiator for an M posted by Bob G on July 30, 2002 at 17:30:16:
Never worked on one with a wide front. But...if there is a plate on the wide front that bolts up to the bottom of the front bolster, you may have to take it off to get to the radiator bolts. There are two holes, one each side of the bolster, in the bottom of the front bolster casting. You can stick a socket with extension up through there to get to the nuts on the radiator studs. With the tricyle front, there is nothing covering the holes in the bolster. However, on older Ms, the bolster did not have the holes and you have to work through from under the bolster center to reach the nuts, not an easy chore. Also, the nuts on the studs are castle nuts with a cotter pin to keep them from coming off, so first you have to get the cotter pin out. It it's still acoording to spec, there is a spring on the stud, then a washer and the castle nut with the cotter pin.
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