artman1308

Guys,
Does anybody know where I can get a winter front for a 2001. Dealer said that DC is not making them for my truck any more.

Thanks,
Artman1308

torquefan

Are you looking for a vinyl one or the black plastic "Cold Front" inserts made by Lund?

Dr. Evil

Ive got both the Lund "Cold Front" and the S.S. "Cloud Rider"

artman1308

Would like to get the one that goes over the radiator.

F. Flack

I bought mine at Cabela's for $40. Here is the link to their site:
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...133&id=0005914

I replaced the stick-on snaps with screw-in stainless ones to make sure they didn't come off. The summer screen helps keeps bugs off the radiator, and the winter front helps keep her warm while driving (idleing) in rush-hour traffic.

dieselnewbie

Does anyone make on that installs inside the engine compartment vs. outside?

I'm interested in one too but don't want it to get stolen.

I called the dealer and they sell a kit that includes a battery blanket with the radiator cover but it costs $180.00.

Way too much IMO.

DT.

Shovelhead

Just slip a piece of cardboard between the Charge Air Cooler and the Radiator.

Dr. Evil

With the "cloudrider" brand you need to open the hood to take it off the truck - its cant be stolen without buggering it up.:

http://www.cloud-rider.com/screens_s...0&vhcl_yr=2002

Second one up from the bottom on the right hand side.

infidel

This works but unless you're in a very cold climate it's too much, no cooling for the A/C, auto tranny and intercooler equals trouble.

jfpointer

I've got the stainless Lund covers that have thumscrews to hold them on. Just in case somebody gets acquisitive, there's an acorn nut on the back of one thumbscrew on each panel.

Marine

I have the one from Cabela's, and it hasn't been stolen. I've had it on every winter since the truck was new. If someone steals that thing, they definitely need it more than I do.

CJ

I've been doing the cardboard thing for a while now and have had no problems. I did cut a 6" hole in the center. I heard it was a good idea to keep a certain amount of air flowing accross the fan clutch. I ran it this year clear into late may early june temps were around the mid seventies.
CJ

DBF

The winter front/bug screen combination sold at Cabela's is supplied to them by Fia in Winnipeg. Their web site is at:
http://www.gofia.com/index.cfm?pageID=4

In the web site is a list of where you can buy their stuff both in Canada and in the US, as well as pictures of what they make.

I bought directly from them "back when", but now it looks like they prefer you buy at one of their retailers.

DBF

Charlie8301

Why is it that the Cloud-rider and Lund fronts look identical? Are they the same thing?

MKELLY

I have the Lund Cold Fronts and they do the job. They look nothing like the Cloud-Rider, but are only about 45 bucks.