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Old 06-29-2023, 11:23 AM   #4
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Default Re: frame webbing

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Originally Posted by Will N View Post
Hijacking the thread here, but on a related issue. Is there supposed to be any webbing on the center crossmember?
Logical question.

Lets start from the beginning on this so it makes better sense. The "webbing" which is often called 'welt' was actually termed "Anti-Squeak" in Ford's nomenclature. The reason this anti-squeak was originally used was to eliminate any rattles or squeaks caused by two or more pieces of sheetmetal that were attached to another piece of metal in a manner which rubbing or vibrations could occur. In the case of the 'Frame Anti-Squeak', it generally was listed as the piece of sheetmetal that was attached to the frame (-or whatever). So in your case, there really shouldn't be anything sheetmetal-wise that would be rubbing on the center crossmember. Therefore, there would not be any webbing used in that location.
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