450
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Hello, I have a 3725CH and was wondering if you can remove the roof without taking the headliner out? I’m thinking about adding a rear view camera plus I need to check my fan blower motor. Thanks in advance for any information.
Roof removal
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K5lwq
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You should be able to. I think all the bolts are on the eve of the cab. The service manual may show you how but I have not paid attention. Just go slow with it and watch out for wires.
Dan Lamb
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Hey 450 ,
Mine is a 2018 cab , I had a heater hose leaking and I just unbolted it from top- side, they are bolts with a shoulder on them and about a 1” or so SS washer and a rubber grommet with shoulder on it , I hooked up my rear led’s for my BH also was an easy way to access above headliner, on my model which is from factory ,Dan
Mine is a 2018 cab , I had a heater hose leaking and I just unbolted it from top- side, they are bolts with a shoulder on them and about a 1” or so SS washer and a rubber grommet with shoulder on it , I hooked up my rear led’s for my BH also was an easy way to access above headliner, on my model which is from factory ,Dan
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I had to unplug the coils on the air conditioner evaporator of my 4720ch. The top roof panel comes right off it while everything else stays in place. Just take the 8 nuts off the studs that stick through (if yours is like mine). There was an antenna to disconnect and maybe a few other obvious things.
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Thanks for the help!!!
Dan,
Mine is a 2018 model also and I noticed the bolts on top of the roof. When it warms up some I will tackle that project.
Thanks again everyone!!
Dan,
Mine is a 2018 model also and I noticed the bolts on top of the roof. When it warms up some I will tackle that project.
Thanks again everyone!!
Dan Lamb
Silver Member
Anytime 450 ,
Good time to hook up led rear lights too , I hooked mine up to the front work lights switch , upper left side “on mine” , works slick , Dan
Good time to hook up led rear lights too , I hooked mine up to the front work lights switch , upper left side “on mine” , works slick , Dan
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Dan,
I already have light bar installed on the back and 9” LED on the front but thanks.
Rob
I already have light bar installed on the back and 9” LED on the front but thanks.
Rob
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denjen, thanks for the picture!!
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On my 6530 with the 4 bolts, I was having AC problems and needed to take the top off. I attached 4 small diameter (to fit the 4 bolt holes in the top used for holding the top in place) ropes suspended from overhead roof purlins of the covering under which I keep it. Working alone I was able to suspend the roof shell high enough over the top of the cab to access the AC unit and anything else that might need attention.
