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Don't do it like this guy.


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78 911SC coupe, sold,, 2019 Macan S
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Old 11-01-2014, 07:54 PM
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Also maybe try tightening the other three back down and doing the tricky one first. Tightening the others down might take off some of the tension on the awkward one. Just a thought.
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Well. It's still stuck.

I tightened the others back up, sprayed it with penetrating oil and it's sitting now, I'll give it one more go this evening after work. But dangit! This easy job is really frustrating me.

My next stop is to take it to Squire's or Chris's and have them yank on it. I don't want to do something stupid.

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