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Originally posted by bryanthompson
I was able to get under mine by putting the driver's side on stands and crawling under the car from behind instead of from the side. I needed to tighten one of those bolts too. You shouldn't have to remove a wheel... it's a little tight, and you have to do some of it by feeling, but it will work.

Or you can just drill out those wheel locks.


so you had this problem also?? im going to try this out right now. results will follow
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