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Question Rear Engine Lid Shock

91-C2-Targa, Repacment of the Rear Engine Lid Shocks is on the todo list this weekend. Any Advice? Thanks in Advance

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Put two in. One isn't enough to hold the lid up.
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Make sure you have really long arms.

I don't know about a C2, but I took off the heater hose to get to the back nut. If you start by taking off the front nut, the back one is a lot easier to remove - no pressure on it!

When you reinstall, hold the lid up with one hand while threading the bolt through.

Porschenut suggests 2 in back. I think you only need that if you have a tail, but I guess a C2 has a tail....
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The C2 has a "tail" that extends at 50. When you say put in 2 do you mean 2 per side (4 total)?
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There is probably not a bracket on the other side. So you're looking at 2 - total.
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Is there a trick to getting these things back in? Maybe I'm just a weakling.
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Bolt in the back one first. Then, open the lid as wide as you can and then you should be able to slide the front bolt in really easily.

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