I don't believe I have ever seen such a sorry Grill mounting design on my 94 Ram :rck: . I bought it a few weeks ago, and repairing this problem has made it to the top of my list last night. What the _ell were they thinking when they designed the grill?? Least to say I am not impressed!
The plastic mounting tabs on each side were all cracked or completely broke. :VHOT:
I decided to find a good glue and cut 4 peices of 1/8 inch re enforced rubber about 2" x 1", and force it in between the leftover plastic mounting tab and the metal frame. I glued the rubber to the leftover plastic. The grill is nice and tight right now, but if it starts to move/slide, I will drill the holes through the rubber and install bolt, washer and nuts through the existing mounting holes in the mounting frame to keep it from moving.
I believe the rubber mounting is the ticket, cuase it will not be as rigid therefore promoting the plastic mounting tabs to break off (what is left of them)
The plastic mounting tabs on each side were all cracked or completely broke. :VHOT:
I decided to find a good glue and cut 4 peices of 1/8 inch re enforced rubber about 2" x 1", and force it in between the leftover plastic mounting tab and the metal frame. I glued the rubber to the leftover plastic. The grill is nice and tight right now, but if it starts to move/slide, I will drill the holes through the rubber and install bolt, washer and nuts through the existing mounting holes in the mounting frame to keep it from moving.
I believe the rubber mounting is the ticket, cuase it will not be as rigid therefore promoting the plastic mounting tabs to break off (what is left of them)