1996 fender replacement
I discovered that the inner fender liner is tack welded to the fender. what a pain. I am going to buy new liners I think. Can't I use some panel bond adhesive and a few nuts and bolts to fasten the two together. I see no reason it shouldn't work. Any thoughts?
Thanks so much for you help.:humm: ---AutoMerged DoublePost--- I forgot to add, that I would think welding would be best, but I don't have a welder, just one of the things on my list. Lot of rust on the old liner, so thought I would replace them also. 96 cummins. |
If you can find a rust free original from a southern parts dealer it will already have the inner and will probably be a better quality fender than an aftermarket. :c:
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Thanks, I already bought the fenders and I tried the drivers side. It doesn' fit bad and hopefully I can get it better. I think I will try bolting and panel adhesive if I can. I bought a tack weld removal tool and it worked on the old one, but the rust made me decide to order the fender well liner.
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If not I'm sure you can find someone to tack it together for a few bucks. :c:
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line her up drill holes then use sheet metal screws it works
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thanks, I think the concern may be that the fenderwell supports a lot of stuff on the inside, battery and a lot of electrical. So I need to make sure it secured enough.
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