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dman726749
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CodePoet said:NO IT's NOT! it's now on the balcolny
oh yea
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same for me except mine is in my backyard. been working on it slowly but came to a stop. I just can't seem to figure out how to take the brake dust pan (and everything else that is connected to it) off. I tried pounding it but I don't want to pound on anything that i might need later.
Here's how far I got:
I got the hub and rotor assembly off, loosened and removed the five bolts except for one bolt near the bottom that couldn't completely come off because its butted up against the inside part of the knuckle.
Any clue?
except mine is in my backyard. been working on it slowly but came to a stop. I just can't seem to figure out how to take the brake dust pan (and everything else that is connected to it) off. I tried pounding it but I don't want to pound on anything that i might need later.Here's how far I got:
I got the hub and rotor assembly off, loosened and removed the five bolts except for one bolt near the bottom that couldn't completely come off because its butted up against the inside part of the knuckle.
Any clue?
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Well, I removed one side. Didn't seem too bad just that its a pain in the neck trying to figure out how it's removed. Also took out the inner and outer passenger axle shafts. Still looks good!!
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