Anyone know where I can source this part?

[RiftRover]

One of the studs is missing from the rad support. I feel like I've found these before but can't seem to find any like it. Checked mcmaster and grainger, etc. but all weld studs have threads on them. Anyone know where I can find a replacement?

 

[globallandrovers]

i can get you the complete frame, either new or second hand.

 

[DefendersNW]

One of the studs is missing from the rad support. I feel like I've found these before but can't seem to find any like it. Checked mcmaster and grainger, etc. but all weld studs have threads on them. Anyone know where I can find a replacement?

Drill weld in a rod, or just drill it out, cut the hole square and weld a carriage bolt.

Then put a nut on top with a fender washer the same size as the rubber.

 

[4wdtravel]

Bolt with the appropriate length shank, cut the threaded end off. Smooth with grinder, weld in from the back side. Would look OEM

 

[Ren Ching]

On my 300 install I moved the rad back an inch. I just ground the back off the pins and rewelded them without any kind of backing plate. No issues in the 7 years and 30k miles I've done since then.

So, you could use any steel rod the correct diameter. McMaster does sell weld pins but only up to 1/4" dia.

 

[Grnrvrs]

On my 300 install I moved the rad back an inch. I just ground the back off the pins and rewelded them without any kind of backing plate. No issues in the 7 years and 30k miles I've done since then.

So, you could use any steel rod the correct diameter. McMaster does sell weld pins but only up to 1/4" dia.

Did the same. Easy.

 

[RiftRover]

All good ideas, thanks guys. I have some rod here so may just do that. Was originally worried if that would hold up so glad to hear others have done that. I guess there really isn't much stress on it once it's in place.

 

[RiftRover]

Went with the lag bolt but ground the square shoulder off and left enough for a nice friction fit in the existing hole. Good to go now.

 

[The Dro]

Went with the lag bolt but ground the square shoulder off and left enough for a nice friction fit in the existing hole. Good to go now.

Looks great