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Nuts should not be required - the radiator support frame is tapped. Although more than once I have had to use a nut if the thread was partially stripped, but fortunately on the top location only.
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Originally posted by RadioRoy View PostWhat year and type of vehicle?
Often there are sheet metal "tinnerman" nuts on the radiator, so you only have to get at the screw with a socket wrench.
Also, with any type of sheet metal or flimsy metal, never tighten any of the screws until all of them are started.
with the top bolt in you cant even get to the other two
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What year and type of vehicle?
Often there are sheet metal "tinnerman" nuts on the radiator, so you only have to get at the screw with a socket wrench.
Also, with any type of sheet metal or flimsy metal, never tighten any of the screws until all of them are started.
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