Installed Chrome Tow Hooks!
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Installed Chrome Tow Hooks!
Tonight, when I got home from work, my chrome tow Hooks arrived! So I installed them! Kind of a pain to do! had to take off my Go-Rhino Chrome push bar, remove front bumper, remove stock black tow hooks, intall new chrome tow hooks, re-install front bumper, line up & reinstall, upper & lower Valences+ lower hood supports! What a PITA! But it is done!...........Will try to get some pics up soon! By the way, you need two people to remove & install, & line up the bumper!.................PITA!...... Won't be doing that again anytime soon!........
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Oh Yeah, try it! When you loosen up the Tow Hooks & remove the bolts, they are held on by retaining clips,inside of the frame, with nuts welded to them, they move around once the bolts are removed! Being the F-150 is a fully boxed frame, you cannot hold the retaining clips in place, only way to hold them into place while tightening bolts is to remove front bumper, & access them from the opening in the front of the frame, with the bumper off!........Kapish!.......
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Oh Yeah, try it! When you loosen up the Tow Hooks & remove the bolts, they are held on by retaining clips,inside of the frame, with nuts welded to them, they move around once the bolts are removed! Being the F-150 is a fully boxed frame, you cannot hold the retaining clips in place, only way to hold them into place while tightening bolts is to remove front bumper, & access them from the opening in the front of the frame, with the bumper off!........Kapish!.......
been in there 2 times and believe me, you can do it with the bumper installed easily
there is a small 3-4" access hole on both of the frame horns near where the bolts are. I was very carefull to not disturb the backing plate inside the frame, and was able to get my fingers inside that access hole for the 1 I accidently mis-aligned