Bought a Sierra as Donortruck - now he stay

[1FastBrick]

Can you show me bigger picture of the broken part? Alot of parts are no longer available. How ever I may have some spare parts or I can try and locate some for you. In California we have good selection of rust free cars to get spare parts and bolts from.

 

[Phoenix-LH]

1FastBrick it seems for me that it was complete from windshield to cabfloor mount on the firewall until the cab floor. If you touch it than it fall in pieces. I could not got it out without damage. And on the top at the windscreen sane material and same problem fall apart if you touch it.

I guess if i take the dashskeleton out will the rest fall down.




It was floormetal, sound-deadening compound, Insulationmaterial, this rubber/plastic what fall in pieces on the "walls" and a rubbermatte instead of carpet on the floor.

 

[1FastBrick]

It looks like insulation material. Yes, it falls apart from the heat over time.

 

[Phoenix-LH]

It looks like insulation material. Yes, it falls apart from the heat over time.

This was also my thoughts about it. Today there are a lot of solutions to find a substitute for it. All is under covers and not visible.

 

[1FastBrick]

I dont know how much the cost to ship. But today they have 1 of the 2006 model with the insulation pad here. But this is a gas truck.

 

[Phoenix-LH]

Thanks for the offer 1FastBrick. This looks similar to that what fall apart in our truck.
If this is also an 2006 the problem will be the same about the time it sit in there. It will on the shipment maybe fall apart too if you got it out in one piece.... I am also not sure if it is in one piece from the top of the windscreen border about the firewall to the floor in the truck. For me it seems so.
When we have the dashskeleton out will it be visible.
I guess also this is not longer new available. And as it is covered everywhere is the best way to choose an universal sound deadener and insulation.
Fortunately the top rubber matte come out without any damage.
The Chevy have a similar rubber matte and over time it was destroyed. Alone the shipment costs more than the part itself. But it is still new available as aftermarket product.

 

[1FastBrick]

This one feels Pliable. I was un-sure how it can be shipped. I think it would require a flat crate so it can sit flat in shipment. Possibly more trouble than it worth.

In the USA we have DEI Design Engineering Inc that offers a product for similar situation.

 

[Phoenix-LH]

Ours seems also pliable but broke in the moment where movement was necessary.

About DEI:
We have something similar here. You can choose a huge wide on different materials.
So i think we will find there a product which fit in.

We are really happy that all upper plastic covers come out without cracks.