Hey LTD owners, hood-liner mounting?

[GrantK]

I'm starting negotiations for a TE and want to sweeten the deal by getting the dealer to throw in a LTD hood-liner. I need to know how it's mounted so I can make sure they include any clips, etc.

Can someone help me out? Pics would be appreciated.

 

[DKuhen]

Way dark out right now, if you don't have a response before tomorrow morning I'll take some pics for you.

 

[DKuhen]

Here's the pic. I circled all the black round clips that hold it in, the arrows point where the hood liner tucks into slots in the hood.

 

[DKuhen]

Here's a video that shows things a little more clearly.

hood - YouTube

 

[GrantK]

Thank you, very very much. The video was a nice touch.

 

[Wakeborder556]

What do they do

 

[DKuhen]

What do they do

For starters, the ladies can't resist them.

 

[phillyd2]

Way to be helpful DKuhen, nicely done!

 

[kmiller8821]

Way to be helpful DKuhen, nicely done!

Agreed. DKuhen is soon becoming the video king in the 5th gen section. +1

 

[LiquidGx]

Does the SR5 not have the liner?

 

[Antman]

Does the SR5 not have the liner?

Nope, no liner.

 

[Jtraskell]

Anybody know if all the connection points are there with an SR5, thus a liner can be installed?

 

[Antman]

Yup, all there.

 

[phillyd2]

While full time 4wd and all the bells and whistles are ok I guess, everybody knows that most of us got the Limited only because of the liner. :thumb3:

 

[DKuhen]

While full time 4wd and all the bells and whistles are ok I guess, everybody knows that most of us got the Limited only because of the liner. :thumb3:

In a pinch it can be removed and used as padding for copulating with harlots on intraurban streets.

 

[Jtraskell]

In a pinch it can be removed and used as padding for copulating with harlots on intraurban streets.

To funny.....but I was thinking that the liner may prevent what others have complained about in other threads, the "flexing" of the hood at higher speeds. I have always though that because there is a fairly large "gap" between the hood and the front grill (not a good fit), too much air gets under the hood at higher speeds, causing the flex. Maybe, just maybe the liner may help reduce or eliminate this.....just a thought.

Thanks for the Reply Antman. Now, off to the stealer to see how much I really care about this issue!

 

[LiquidGx]

I'm sure it's more for noise dampening than anything.

 

[phillyd2]

In a pinch it can be removed and used as padding for copulating with harlots on intraurban streets.

Removed? REMOVED? Now you tell me! Oh well, off to the Dr. for more butt burn ointment. Removed!?! Who would have thunk it!

 

[phillyd2]

but I was thinking that the liner may prevent what others have complained about in other threads, the "flexing" of the hood at higher speeds. I have always though that because there is a fairly large "gap" between the hood and the front grill (not a good fit), too much air gets under the hood at higher speeds, causing the flex. Maybe, just maybe the liner may help reduce or eliminate this.....just a thought.

Nope. Today I went through a touchless washer and thought the damn hood would buckle in three during the blower process.

 

[Jtraskell]

Nope. Today I went through a touchless washer and thought the damn hood would buckle in three during the blower process.

Well, so much for thinking........