15038411 Discontinued

[N2BRK]

I'm in need of two new hood adjustment bumpers and now I know why I can't find them in stock, lol. Is there a new number or an aftermarket adjuster/bumper that anyone can recommend? Thanks!

 

[darkness]

Never mind lol

 

[darkness]

Maybe you can adapt aftermarket suspension bump stops to work.

 

[lutzjk913]

Some dealers still show them

 

[N2BRK]

Aftermarket preference maybe ?

 

[TheBac]

See, there's these things called "Automotive junkyards" where you can find used parts for cars and trucks.....

 

[N2BRK]

for hood bumpers? lol. No.

 

[1FastBrick]

What's wrong with the original's? If you need them and absolutely can't find some I am sure I can come up with a nice set.

Don't forget Ebay...

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[N2BRK]

They are seized in place and aren’t adjusted well. I’ve been spraying them for months.

 

[1FastBrick]

They are seized in place and aren’t adjusted well. I’ve been spraying them for months.

Ok so the threads are messed up. I Don't recall but I think there is a threaded nutsert that it threads into.

 

[N2BRK]

I’ll take a better look today

 

[2004LB7]

Threaded rivet might be the word your looking for. Also known as a rivet nut

I think ours are M6-1.0

They are cheap on Amazon

 

[1FastBrick]

Threaded rivet might be the word your looking for. Also known as a rivet nut

I think ours are M6-1.0

They are cheap on Amazon

It's been so long since I played with that stuff I forgot. I have the tool kit in my box. Usually had to install them on new tail gates that had the bolt on lip/wing thingy.

 

[N2BRK]

I bought a riv nut kit years back. All of the attachments they’d sell for metric and SAE, as well as an assortment of rivnuts. I knew once I had a need it would come in handy. The very next day I was pulling my buddy’s bed and two bolts were seized. I plasma cut them out, and used the 1/2” Rivnut to make threads. It worked perfectly. Since then, I’ve used it for all kinds of little projects

 

[darkness]

Been using rivnuts or nutserts for years. Mostly at work to remount power panel covers that had the finger style hold downs. And the slide lock types too.

 

[NC-smokinlmm]

They use bronze ones on boats. I hate them bc them are always seized up and just spin in place until you pry them out. Guess that’s what happens when you use stainless in brass with salt.