Jim,
Lil'Red is a '87 F250 HD, 4.10's, 1356 4x4, Zf-5, 3G, PMGR, Saginaw PS, desmogged with a Holley 80508 and Performer intake.
Too much other stuff to mention.
Did this on my truck with "Ford" blue 1/2inch PEX except I did it the cheaper way. Split it down the middle, used a part of pliers to slip it over. The pex seems to have enough memory to hold itself in place. What a world of difference it makes.
Not only is pex probably more durable than the doorman stuff. I got like a 5ft piece for $1.82 at lowes... That's a lot of sleeve.
1986 F-150|Standard Cab|4x2|300Six|C6Transmission w/3.08 rear|Name:TBD
2021 Ranger XLT Super Crew
This reminds me that I need to get back w/the gal that runs the nearby salvage and see when I can go over and look for parts. Would like to pick up some of those strikers.
Grandbaby's second bday party. Party starts at 10:45 will probably be by 12:45. I would like a longer day. Maybe weekend after?
Whitey: 1996 F 250 XL CCLB 4X4 7.3 DI ZF5 (The Work Horse) Lots of power mods
Whitey Jr: AKA Jr 1982 F 150 CCLB 4X4 351W C6 (Jr Work Horse) respectable power, but not over the top
The Bronco: 1987 Bronco XLT 351W C6 (needs work) Lots of off road mods and plenty of power mods
The Dodge: 2006 Ram 2500 CCSB 4X4 5.9 HO Cummins (The reliable ride that cant keep an AC in itself) (5th AC go around almost complete)
My understand was that it keeps the seat belt/shoulder harness from getting caught on the striker and the door getting slammed on it. But I've not seen anything in writing to confirm that. Nor do I know where I heard it.
Hmmm. I’ve not had a problem with the post, but the retractor is weak on mine and sometimes the buckle blade itself or the stiffener sheath by the floor end up in the door jamb. I didn’t particularly like the guard type but perhaps it is useful...
SHORT BED 4-DOOR DIESEL: 1986 F350 4x4 under construction-- 7.3 IDIT ZF5+GVOD
STRAIGHT SIX 4X4: 1981 F150 2wd to 4x4-- 300 I6 close ratio diesel T19, hydroboost brakes, Saginaw steering
BIG F: 1995 F-Superduty under construction— converting to 6.9L IDI diesel ZF5+DNE2
The guard has a radius to match the bolt, but does not touch it. Possibly for support if the bolt shifts during a hard close/impact to keep it from going to far? Like an over travel stop? I'm sure its like that for turning clearance, just shooting in the wind, I am curious of its purpose now.
1986 F-150|Standard Cab|4x2|300Six|C6Transmission w/3.08 rear|Name:TBD
2021 Ranger XLT Super Crew