Mr Gomez
New Member
- Joined
- November 6, 2012
- Messages
- 6
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- City, State
- Raleigh, NC
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2002 Ford Explorer xls
Hello everyone 
. Im new to the site. I recently wrecked my 02 Explorer 
after loosing control in the rain, and ending up in a ditch on one of those round-about interstate exits :roll:. The damage was not too bad, so I decided that I'm going to fix it myself. I found this site while looking for other possible options, and I fell in love with all the beautiful trucks 
. I've already got all the replacement parts from the junkyard, but my dilemma was realized when I (after taking apart the front fascia) saw that the radiator support was dented inward. I have an abundance of tools, but somehow I forgot to own a welder, or learn how to even use one if I had it.
My question is should I pay to have the radiator support replaced or try to pull it straight
? (I have pictures below)
ummm... how do I add pictures?
. Im new to the site. I recently wrecked my 02 Explorer after loosing control in the rain, and ending up in a ditch on one of those round-about interstate exits :roll:. The damage was not too bad, so I decided that I'm going to fix it myself. I found this site while looking for other possible options, and I fell in love with all the beautiful trucks . I've already got all the replacement parts from the junkyard, but my dilemma was realized when I (after taking apart the front fascia) saw that the radiator support was dented inward. I have an abundance of tools, but somehow I forgot to own a welder, or learn how to even use one if I had it. My question is should I pay to have the radiator support replaced or try to pull it straight
? (I have pictures below)ummm... how do I add pictures?
