Three-Dimensional Measurements

2004 Oldsmobile Bravada AWDSECTION Three-Dimensional Measurements
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Three-dimensional measurements are provided in the absences of dimension information from your equipment supplier. Universal three-dimensional measuring equipment is required to use these numbers. You may need to adjust the height dimensions to match the datum height of your equipment. Only the width dimensions can be used to measure point-to-point. All holes, slots and fasteners are measured to the center.

Fig 1: Identifying Dimension Measuring Points - Frame (1500 Ext. Cab Short Box 2WD/4WD) (1 Of 2)
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DIMENSIONS - FRAME (1500 EXT. CAB SHORT BOX 2WP/4WD)

Location Description Length Width Height
1 Datum Line 0 0 0
2 Center Line 0 0 0
3 Zero Line 17 mm hole 0 522 mm 382 mm
a 13 mm Tow Hook Hole 1441 mm 387 mm 562 mm
b 32 mm Hole 1327 mm 411 mm 552 mm
c 27 x 18 Slot 2457 mm 523 mm 609 mm
d 20 x 18 Slot 3887 mm 496 mm 773 mm
2WD shown; 4WD dimensions are the same, graphics similar. All dimensions are measured in millimeters, from a zero line, center line, and a common datum. All dimensions are symmetrical, unless otherwise specified.
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