bagel2756
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11-19-09 10:59 PM - Post#1809015
If dropping a socket from a socket wrench and it winds up within the frame down below the radiator, is there an opening somewhere where I can throw down a magnet and fish it out. I've done it before, if I remember correctly, with my arm and can't remember the location of the opening. It's a 56 2dr sedan stock frame.
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67SS427
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11-20-09 07:07 AM - Post#1809086
In response to bagel2756
There are 2 fairly large holes in the bottom of the frame where you can probably get to the socket.
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bagel2756
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11-20-09 07:30 AM - Post#1809105
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Now I know and remember, thanks.
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 Thurman55
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11-20-09 06:01 PM - Post#1809431
In response to bagel2756
One trick I have used is to tie with string, or tape a magnet to an electrician's "fishtape". Then feed the fishtape down into the frame, hopefully you can snag the tool without the magnet holding onto the frame too much. David
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bagel2756
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11-20-09 10:23 PM - Post#1809532
In response to Thurman55
I got the socket and completed the job at hand. Thanx guys!
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