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Guess this part game

chrlsful

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ring ina 4WD hub
(BTW: I didn't know ya got Veewolf's original, initiating post. What wuz dat?)
When, who solved viperWolf's original post for all this? What was the item?
Do U know the post number that named it?

If I solved this latest I give my right to nxt item up - I have not pic capacity~
this is a low budget operation (else Y hava bronk in my world).
Give the last guy a 2nd chance or back to VWolf~
 
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EPB72

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should be pretty easy
 

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rmk57

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ring ina 4WD hub
(BTW: I didn't know ya got Veewolf's original, initiating post. What wuz dat?)
When, who solved viperWolf's original post for all this? What was the item?
Do U know the post number that named it?

If I solved this latest I give my right to nxt item up - I have not pic capacity~
this is a low budget operation (else Y hava bronk in my world).
Give the last guy a 2nd chance or back to VWolf~

Nope, it isn't that.
 

chrlsful

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thank U,
very helpful,
back to my cave,
(which now has some kids'n a wife...not bad)
8^ )
 

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There's a fastener just like that on a 6.7l Powerstroke on the driver's side intake manifold hose lol.
 

spap

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Guess this part, I think I have two of them, honestly I don’t know what it is for, from a 77 I think it was in the frame rail
tool to alight the rer seat bolts ?/
 

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Guess this part, I think I have two of them, honestly I don’t know what it is for, from a 77 I think it was in the frame rail
tool to alight the rer seat bolts ?/
That looks to be stainless/ I am guessing thats not stock and may have been something to hang steps or a hitch. May have had a nut attached to it at some point?
 

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I’m thinking it holds a securing nut inside the frame rail ( which ne per side) to screw the rear bolt to secure the rear poly tank clamshell.

Randy
 

spap

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Totally stock, I believe I think you right Randy, there was two and I changed the tank and maybe were sitting in the frame rail ,
I think I hosed out the frame rail and they popped out
 

Speedrdr

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Totally stock, I believe I think you right Randy, there was two and I changed the tank and maybe were sitting in the frame rail ,
I think I hosed out the frame rail and they popped out
Mine were rusted so badly that they sort of fell apart on the way out of the frame. I planned on replacing them with a plain metal strip with bolts welded on to stick through the frame to make the clamshell easier to mount.

Randy
 

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Time to revive this thread as I have stumped some Bronco gurus already. What is this?? Found inside the engine bay of a 1 owner 71 6 cylinder

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