As I look at my M37 from the front, I notice that the front of the hood and grill appears lower on the driver side. So, the top of the hood is not parallel with the windshield frame. It also appears that the grill guard is about a 1/4" lower on the driver side. Any suggestions on how to get it back to square? As I look all around in and outside, I see nothing else that is kinked, bowed or bent. Looking at the back of the truck, the bed and cab are square to each other. Thanks. H.
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hood alignment
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zak
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- Ortonville, Mi
measure the frame to ground on both sides to see if the springs are sagging.
sheet metal alignment
On each side of the engine compartment there is a panel that the fender meets. The panel on the driver side is approximately 1/2" lower, and the gap between this panel and the hood is not even. On the passenger side, the panel is higher, and even with the hood. How much adjustment is possible when the bolts are loosened? Thanks. H.
On each side of the engine compartment there is a panel that the fender meets. The panel on the driver side is approximately 1/2" lower, and the gap between this panel and the hood is not even. On the passenger side, the panel is higher, and even with the hood. How much adjustment is possible when the bolts are loosened? Thanks. H.
