[visualbacon]

This is the same on all four mounts.

 

[GeorgiaBoy]

That's the 4 on the cab?? You're missing the bottom of the body mount and the bolt :bricks:

 

[visualbacon]

That's the 4 on the cab?? You're missing the bottom of the body mount and the bolt :bricks:

Correct on the cab. Will I need a set of these guys? I guess I'm just not sure if the shaft piece I'm looking at receives the bolt or will it need to be extracted?

 

[1BADI5]

Holy shit......yeah that needs to be addressed ASAP

 

[visualbacon]

Holy shit......yeah that needs to be addressed ASAP

I am pretty slow at understanding mechanics but really wanting to learn. I posted above that I thought these may be the solution. What kind of danger does this pose and is the linked part the solution?

 

[GeorgiaBoy]

Your cab is just resting on the frame.... That's pretty bad... The round shaft you see is like a bushing that the bolt goes through. There should be a lower piece of rubber

 

[GeorgiaBoy]

It should look like this on the bottom

 

[visualbacon]

Your cab is just resting on the frame.... That's pretty bad... The round shaft you see is like a bushing that the bolt goes through. There should be a lower piece of rubber

That's a bummer; thank you for checking this out.

Can I order 2x #8s and 2x #9s from this diagram and that should take care of the four bolts in question?

 

[blurred]

I would check all the body mount locations. But yes, if those are the only ones missing, that should be all yo need. And maybe some pbblaster

 

[1BADI5]

Did you buy the truck like that or was there work done at some point during your ownership? That would be an automatic inspection fail in every state that I have lived in

 

[visualbacon]

Did you buy the truck like that or was there work done at some point during your ownership? That would be an automatic inspection fail in every state that I have lived in

I have only had it for less than a week. Bought from my uncle for the cost of getting it on the road. It needed new pads, rotors, calipers (seized due to rust), a little bit of work on the drums, windshield, and tires. I can guarantee he didn't mistakenly or malevolently do this as it was an over-sized grocery-getter. He purchased it used from a dealership and had it inspected in PA for 5 years before moving to FL so I am extremely surprised it got this far without anyone noticing it.

 

[Owns24]

Oh man that's pretty bad, hopefully you can get that fixed. Good luck


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