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No plate on the bulkhead ? Then have a look on the pillar of the front left door, there should be a sticker there with the info.
well the front of a ship is called the bow and the back end the stern and any wall in the ship is called a bulkhead
As you lift the bonnet the vin is in front of you on the cross section bulkhead directly above the engine
-remove front seats-remove steering column-remove entire dash-remove heater hoses from engine side of firewall/bulkhead-remove A/C hoses from engine side of firewall/bulkhead-remove nuts holding heater / A/C box (on engine side of firewall/bulkhead)-remove heater / A/C box from cab side of firewall/bulkhead-remove top of heater / A/C box.-replace heater core
Engine bay on bulkhead on right hand side when viewed from the front of car that's for L/H Drive vehicles
A warm front is typically indicated in green on a weather map. This type of front forms when warm air moves into an area previously occupied by cooler air, bringing with it the potential for prolonged periods of light to moderate precipitation.
The horn is located on the front of the radiator bulkhead, to the right of the rightside frame member, below the right headlight assembly. You can access it from below the bumper.
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"DUKW" is not an acronym but a term used by the manufacturer : "D" indicated a vehicle designed in 1942 ,"U" meant "utility", "K" indicated front-wheel drive and "W" indicated two powered rear axles .
First lets set the record straight on a few things you have writen here....the "piece" you ask of is not mounted on the front axle, it is the steering rack assembly which in many cases are mounted against the lower engine bulkhead wall by means of two rubberized/insulated clamps that have (4) # 10 metric sized nuts retaining the assembly by means of the clamps being bolted through (4) studs which are snugly secured to the lower bulkhead wall.
709.9 is the code indicated in the front index of the ICD-9 book.
When standing in the front of the car, the first sensor is the coolant temperature sensor. The second one closer to the car bulkhead is the thermostatic auxiliairy fan switch sensor.