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Can anyone anyone guide me on how to remove the radiator support crossmember the one shown here on this picture for a 2011 f150 crew cab. I'm rebuilding one. Also if anyone has any info of how I can remove the cab without an auto lift for a complete frame replacement.
Originally Posted by BeauFlex
Example. We just worked on a 2011 F-150. Moderate to heavy front end damage. He pretty much squarely rear ended a jeep grand cherokee at 20-30 mph (estimated)
Here is the lower radiator support crossmember that is tied into the Lt & Rt inner fender reinforcements. Yellow arrows show where the structure collapsed at uniform key points.
Radiator, condensor, intercooler, and air box were the only mechanical items damaged. Engine was untouched. The energy was absorbed and channeled away from the occupant just like it was supposed to.
Can anyone anyone guide me on how to remove the radiator support crossmember the one shown here on this picture for a 2011 f150 crew cab. I'm rebuilding one. Also if anyone has any info of how I can remove the cab without an auto lift for a complete frame replacement.[img]https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.f150online.com-vbulletin/2000x1504/80-img_6347_363685d8077dc65ac645c71ef
You need to start a NEW thread, otherwise your question is going to get buried and lost in this thread.
