Rear Tub Floor

RodneyA · Oct 5, 2013

Heya guys, I'm in the middle of replacing my rear load area floor but I got a quick Q , the door thresh was a little ruined so I took that off and ordered another one

The new one for some reason just looks odd, have I fitted it right? As something just don't seem right and or missing.

nrgserv · Oct 5, 2013

RodneyA · Oct 6, 2013

So it seem's like this is the part I'm missing.

https://www.btowstore.com/epages/BT3575.sf/secbba3ebebca/?ObjectPath=/Shops/BT3575/Products/116

How does the Door Thresh Attach?

nrgserv · Oct 6, 2013

riveted, sandwiched between the piece you already have and the piece in the link you attached

RodneyA · Oct 6, 2013

I've got the Door thresh attached first, is that the correct way or should it be around the other way, a 180 degrees turn?

nrgserv · Oct 6, 2013

looking at the pics, yours is in the correct orientation but should be on top of the rubber seal.
the piece in your link should be under the rubber seal (where the part you have riveted on) and is usually spot welded to the floor panel.

RodneyA · Oct 6, 2013

It's the only bad thing about their being a long time between taking it all off and putting it back together.

The 3 supports that run long ways, front to back , do you rivet then onto the rear support or door thresh or just rivet them onto the 3 floor crossmembers ?

nrgserv · Oct 6, 2013

there usually spot welded to the floor too.
I didn't bother with them as 1/4 chequer plate is rigid enough.
got the cross braces on the chassis tho

RodneyA · Oct 12, 2013

Ok I've gotten the. 6 supports on and most of hen floor riveted down, I've just got these 3 bits left to attach.

I can see from your pics that one bit goes on the bottom like this.

Do I put the door seal here like this?

And then put the door thresh on top like this?

It for some reason don't seem right.

There's a lot of resistance when closing the door.

nrgserv · Oct 13, 2013

I aint got round to fitting the door

been sat in the corner of the workshop like that since, er, well, I wrote that thread

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