radiator support welds
03-26-2005, 12:34 PM
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radiator support welds
i have a 94 civic 2dr and i would like to know how to get off the radiator support on my car. i believe i have all the bolts off and evreything but i don't know where the welds are. any help is nice. thanks
06-23-2005, 09:29 AM
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Re: radiator support welds (Split Image Prez)
look closely at the it... you'll notice little circular indents. Those are the welds.
You have to drill them out one by one, on my 98 civic it took about 30 minutes to drill all of them out.
You have to drill them out one by one, on my 98 civic it took about 30 minutes to drill all of them out.
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Re: radiator support welds (saxqtzk)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by saxqtzk »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">look closely at the it... you'll notice little circular indents. Those are the welds.
You have to drill them out one by one, on my 98 civic it took about 30 minutes to drill all of them out.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That was it...? Cool, I thought it was gonna take a lot longer then that... How many bits did you use? Was one good enough?
You have to drill them out one by one, on my 98 civic it took about 30 minutes to drill all of them out.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That was it...? Cool, I thought it was gonna take a lot longer then that... How many bits did you use? Was one good enough?
06-23-2005, 03:24 PM
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Re: radiator support welds (Split Image Prez)
well, i forgot the size I used but I ended up getting a bit that was smaller than the weld itself. It ended up harder to take off, should have bought a bigger bit.
I used a titanium bit and a grinder to clean everything. Wasn't that hard, just time consumming.
I used a titanium bit and a grinder to clean everything. Wasn't that hard, just time consumming.
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