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'36 pickup heat shield
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MrHenderson |
03-04-2025 @ 8:31 AM
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I'm calling it a heat shield. But I haven't found it in the Chassis Parts book. It mounts on the frame and would seem to protect the starter from exhaust pipe heat. It's factory made and has three 1/4" captive nuts. Matches the frame holes. I'm looking for part number and to confirm the application.
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ford38v8 |
03-04-2025 @ 11:32 AM
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that's a splash guard, there are three of them. One on each side, and one behind the radiator. The two at the engine are scarce, usually taken off to work on the engine and failed to replace. The one at the radiator is crucial for air flow through the radiator.
Alan
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nelsb01 |
03-04-2025 @ 3:19 PM
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Here are pictures --- one with hole is the driver's side (hole for steering sector) Passenger side is easy to find because it was easy to take off --- driver's side had to have the steering link removed. The other picture is the part for under the grille. By the way, if it is a 1/2 ton pickup, the engine panels are the same as the passenger vehicle.
This message was edited by nelsb01 on 3-4-25 @ 7:51 PM
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MrHenderson |
03-05-2025 @ 6:31 AM
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Thank you guys. Well I had the Shield part right! So many memories with each step of this project. My pickup came to me with the lower radiator shield in place. I was 17 and having distributor/ignition issues. At that time I blamed the coil conversion that someone had made. I had that pan off so many times, I left it off, like you said, for convenience. Once the ignition was solved my dad had thrown it out. I guess I'll have to make one of those. So with your help I found 77-16554 Rad. to Cross member, Com, '36-'37. But I didn't find the other two in the book by description. The right hand shield is still here, but now I find the exhaust pipe interferes with the front mounting screw. The picture of the left hand shield is the only one I've ever seen. Along the same line: I didn't find the baffle/thermostat on the left exhaust manifold in the book either. There was no butterfly anyway, so I left it off. Now all four 7/16" bolts are the same. I'm hoping to have dual exhaust one day. Parts of me are still 17, I guess. Thaks again.
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carcrazy |
03-05-2025 @ 9:19 AM
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To locate the parts you want, try placing an ad in the Classifieds Parts Wanted section located to the left of this page. I have had much success using this website.
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