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passenger floor board
just received a passenger floor board (thanks pari) how does it fasten to the floor?
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There's a piece of metal that looks a bit like the gas tank holddowns that fits on a stud coming from the floor and fastens with a 10mm nut. The floorboard fits into a metal hoop on the top.
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The floor board is fitted into a recess at the top and held in place by a metal retainer, flat washer and a 10mm nut. There shuould be a threaded stud coming up from the floor.
I can send pics if required. poorsha@shaw.ca
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pic would be nice
a photo would be appreciated.
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Hows this?
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great and thanks all
thanks for the information and for the picture.
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A closer shot
The stud had rusted and broken off so I drilled and taped it for a bolt.
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