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d.j. moordigian · 11-11-2013, 05:30 PM

This is for the 1928 thru mid 1930 CCPU....

Is there "anti-squeak" material between the top and bottom sections
of the center panels?

Thanks, Dudley

wrndln · 11-11-2013, 06:06 PM

Dudley.
I thought the panels were spot welded and thus no anti-squeak was used. BTW, I still haven't gotten my top and bottom panels separated due to rust issues so I can't really tell if they are spot welded together. Maybe Dan Partain will chime in about the back panels. I think he had his apart.
Rusty Nelson

Neil Wilson · 11-12-2013, 09:21 AM

I have removed the "V" shaped connector between the two rear panels of the 82-A closed cab. I have not found evidence of anti-squeak material. The panels were not spot welded.

d.j. moordigian · 11-12-2013, 11:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil Wilson

I have removed the "V" shaped connector between the two rear panels of the 82-A closed cab. I have not found evidence of anti-squeak material. The panels were not spot welded.

I agree, no spot welds across that seam. I do have a VE-28 canter
section, Ford script, that does have "anti-squeak",..but it's molested.
I also have taken apart a later version, unmolested, that didn't have
any,......just thinking.

Thanks, Dudley

wrndln · 11-12-2013, 12:59 PM

Thanks, Neil and Dudley for the NO spot weld info. I thought Dudley and I discussed whether the upper and lower panels were spot welded before. I guess I thought they were welded together. I am having a tough time separating the 2 panels as I can't get the clamping strip removed. The panels and clamping strip appear to be rusted together. I am looking for a good original clamping strip I would need if I need to "split" the one on my CCPU. I hope to get it off in one piece, but after more than a week of soaking it in PB Blaster, still no luck. I don't see why using a little friction tape between the panels would be a problem as it is so thin it wouldn't be seen and would stop any squeaks that might occur.
Rusty Nelson

Bob V · 11-12-2013, 03:18 PM

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The problem with using friction tape is that the cloth absorbs and holds water. This will result in rust. I used caulk made for auto body seams. There is no squeak and a good water seal.

Neil Wilson · 11-13-2013, 09:54 AM

I have used heat (applied to the "V" strip to help break up the rust built up. One needs to be careful to not warp the panels!

11-11-2013, 05:30 PM	#1
d.j. moordigian Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Fresno, Ca. Posts: 3,636	28-29 CCPU anti-squeak... This is for the 1928 thru mid 1930 CCPU.... Is there "anti-squeak" material between the top and bottom sections of the center panels? Thanks, Dudley

11-11-2013, 06:06 PM	#2
wrndln Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lakeville, MN Posts: 5,297	Re: 28-29 CCPU anti-squeak... Dudley. I thought the panels were spot welded and thus no anti-squeak was used. BTW, I still haven't gotten my top and bottom panels separated due to rust issues so I can't really tell if they are spot welded together. Maybe Dan Partain will chime in about the back panels. I think he had his apart. Rusty Nelson

11-12-2013, 09:21 AM	#3
Neil Wilson Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Boulder, CO Posts: 561	Re: 28-29 CCPU anti-squeak... I have removed the "V" shaped connector between the two rear panels of the 82-A closed cab. I have not found evidence of anti-squeak material. The panels were not spot welded.

11-12-2013, 12:59 PM	#5
wrndln Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lakeville, MN Posts: 5,297	Re: 28-29 CCPU anti-squeak... Thanks, Neil and Dudley for the NO spot weld info. I thought Dudley and I discussed whether the upper and lower panels were spot welded before. I guess I thought they were welded together. I am having a tough time separating the 2 panels as I can't get the clamping strip removed. The panels and clamping strip appear to be rusted together. I am looking for a good original clamping strip I would need if I need to "split" the one on my CCPU. I hope to get it off in one piece, but after more than a week of soaking it in PB Blaster, still no luck. I don't see why using a little friction tape between the panels would be a problem as it is so thin it wouldn't be seen and would stop any squeaks that might occur. Rusty Nelson

11-12-2013, 03:18 PM	#6
Bob V Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Burnet, Texas Posts: 36	Re: 28-29 CCPU anti-squeak... Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) The problem with using friction tape is that the cloth absorbs and holds water. This will result in rust. I used caulk made for auto body seams. There is no squeak and a good water seal.

11-13-2013, 09:54 AM	#7
Neil Wilson Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Boulder, CO Posts: 561	Re: 28-29 CCPU anti-squeak... I have used heat (applied to the "V" strip to help break up the rust built up. One needs to be careful to not warp the panels!