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How do you do it? If i remove the fenders can i access beneath the cowl? thanks
Cowl Mounted Lights
- Thread starter wowko
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How can i mount lights there then? how do people with cowl mounted snorkels get in there?
i've never seen a "cowl mounted snorkel" usually snorkels are done through the fender...
though if you really wanted to mount a snorkel to the fender, a hole saw and/or a sawzall would help
though if you really wanted to mount a snorkel to the fender, a hole saw and/or a sawzall would help
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Im actually mounting lights there, which i know has been done. Im pretty sure i can find a way in there tho. Drivers side theres an access panel, passenger side im going to take the fender off and widen the drain hole with a grinder so i can fit my hand in there
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PM Boggin. He has some on his Ranger.
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1. remove fenders
2. chop a little hole in the side of the cowl to put the nut on the stud for hte lights,
3. my truck is auto, so on the drivers side there is a little plate over where the clutch master cylinder would go, so i removed that plate and had plenty of easy access to put the nut on the stud for the light.
and there you have it..
2. chop a little hole in the side of the cowl to put the nut on the stud for hte lights,
3. my truck is auto, so on the drivers side there is a little plate over where the clutch master cylinder would go, so i removed that plate and had plenty of easy access to put the nut on the stud for the light.
and there you have it..
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^Beat ya to it. Sneaky Canadians
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ahahah thanks. had to angle grinder the shit out of the passenger side of the cowl but it was worth it, they look great mounted there
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thanks alot man, appreciate it
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