removing the jack box

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wantz87

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hey, im trying to remove the underseat jack box in my 98 ecsb. has anybody been able to do this without breaking the plastic? im trying to keep it intact in case i decide to reinstall it later or if i wish to sell it.... i got it out minus the long stud. but i cant find a socket long enough or a wrench with enough offset to get in there.... please any help would be appreciated
 

wantz87

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how would i go about doing that? there is a bonded heat shield over the whole area that the stud would be coming out. if it was bolted on there i could move it, but it appears to be welded on or similar.
 

Hezsus

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Break the plastic/cut it/cut the stud.. if you actually ever want to put it back, just use a self tapper or 2 to put it back in.. the next guy will thank you.
just my .02
 

TruckinAin4Sissies

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Here's some diagrams for ya.
Find one that looks like yours (I've never been inside an extended cab)


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I hope these help!
 

wantz87

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sweet, thanks truckin, the first one looks like its the ticket... where did you find these diagrams? and by any chance did it say if the stud (#10) is threaded into a loose or welded nut or hopefully just straight into the cab?
 

DRAGGIN95

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I alway's use a pair of vice grip's on the long stud, just below the thread's, I have removed at least 10 of those and never had to break one.
 
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