radiator support/ headlamps

[bigtrux]

I need help fer i go nuts i have a 93 bronco i am replacing the motor the old 351 was done sir done .. but to get the old engione out with the hoist i have i need to remove the whole front end . i got everything off cept the freaking headlights .. if i can get those off i can get the support off. i removed the top screws and they seem to want to come off but near the bottom of the running light seems there's a ***** or something i can't see . and i tried to pull a lill on it but it seems to want to crck if i do anone know what i am missing here help please ..... thanks for reading Kevin i just can't wait to get this thing back on the road it's been 2 months ...

 

[miesk5]

here ya go, by Froggmann!

http://www.froggmann.com/Bronco/Tech/Clearcorner.htm

it is part of his clear corners Installation

 

[bigtrux]

here ya go, by Froggmann!

http://www.froggmann.com/Bronco/Tech/Clearcorner.htm

it is part of his clear corners Installation

thank's i figured it out just before u sent this to me i wished i woulda posted sooner the 2 nuts on the inside that can't be see real well deceived me fer awhile but i finally found them now tommorrow the old engine will be pulled and the new baby dropped in ... what sucks is my radiator support is jacked on the passenger side is all rotted through... so i have to replace it...

 

[miesk5]

thank's i figured it out just before u sent this to me i wished i woulda posted sooner the 2 nuts on the inside that can't be see real well deceived me fer awhile but i finally found them now tommorrow the old engine will be pulled and the new baby dropped in ... what sucks is my radiator support is jacked on the passenger side is all rotted through... so i have to replace it...

see your rad c support post for info.

Yeah, the pass. side rusts out first due to it's "Boxed" configuration where it mounts to the body mount type rig; the driver's side has a hole @ bottom that helps the water from rain and car wash to drain out; I've been attacking both side yearly with a portable dremel w/ wire brush on a home made extension and Rust Bullet.