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Old 03-10-2008, 08:21 PM   #1
jamienfld
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2001 explorer sport running boards question

I got set of running boards with my 01 explorer sport. I wanted to put them on the problem is 2 bractets are broke on one of the running boards. On the running board it shows another couple sets of holes that you can bolt the brackets to. if I bolted it on to those I would be moving the bractes on the running boards but will there still be place on the explorer to line up with the brackets then? resaon i need to move them is cause the other holes where brackets were are stripped out.
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