Jimmy B.
Just can't wait to get on the road again.
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Jimmy B.
Just can't wait to get on the road again.
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Patience, being able to contort your body, removing the seats and the swivels help. You will have to drop your steering column, etc. Be sure you clean and shoot some type of electrical connector spray on those connectors and check everything, turn signals, brakes, etc, before you button her up.
I didn't check everything closely and had to drop the column again to get the connectors in properly and working properly.
Expect to spend a 1 1/2day to possibly 2 days. It wasn't easy, but you can do it!
Patience, being able to contort your body, removing the seats and the swivels help. You will have to drop your steering column, etc. Be sure you clean and shoot some type of electrical connector spray on those connectors and check everything, turn signals, brakes, etc, before you button her up.
[/QUOTE]ok, glad we have these forums. Have 3 nuts off the power booster and the push rod disconnected no way could I see that 4th one so had to double check to make sure there was a 4th. Back out I go to find that 4th, it is one of the lower ones that I haven't found. I did not find the first 3 to be that hard, but I have the seat out and I am only 5'4" so that would make it a little easier. you just have to get comfortable and hang your feet out over into the trunk area, my biggest problem was keeping my hair from getting tangled in stuff getting in and out. (I always seem to forget something I might need while I'm under there.) Here's hoping I can spot that 4th one. I too have progressive lenses so working in such close quarters has been quite challenging.
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