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| | | | Joined: Jul 2008 Posts: 1,321 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jul 2008 Posts: 1,321 | Does the Lower Valance lip bolt to the bottom of the lower splash pan or does the lip go on top of the splash pan.
It appears it could go either way but looks to me like it fits better with lip on top of splash pan.
Comments????
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Harold
Harold
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I am uncertain I am understanding the parts description. By splash pan; is that the sheet metal below the radiator or the sheet metal adjacent to the fenders?
When I got my truck these were in a parts pile, so I don't know for certain. When I assembled everything up front to check fit etc before sending parts to the body shop, I guessed. My guess was the valance lower lip served as a support for the splash pan or baffle below the radiator. I also figured the valance lip would deflect wind and debris better than to have the baffle front edge exposed otherwise??? | | |
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