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Don Kelly
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TheWedgeshop.com
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Next time we do one, we will document it. It is not a fun job.
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Don Kelly
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Started the removal. Have it all the way to the drivers side and I don't think that opening is big enough to pull the big part of the rack thru.
Any one pull it by just raising the motor like I am doing?
And how high is to high for the motor to be raised?
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Don Kelly
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Started the removal. Have it all the way to the drivers side and I don't think that opening is big enough to pull the big part of the rack thru.
Any one pull it by just raising the motor like I am doing?
And how high is to high for the motor to be raised?
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