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ok so Im trying to get this A4 out of my '93 Z and I cannot get those top bolts out, how do you guys do it, or do you guys have any tricks. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kevin
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ok so Im trying to get this A4 out of my '93 Z and I cannot get those top bolts out, how do you guys do it, or do you guys have any tricks. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kevin
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A 24" extension and a universal joint did the trick for me. I'm having a hard time getting the middle one on the drivers side though. I guess I'll go buy another universal joint and try them both.
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just did mine and like he said use a long extension and on the bolt that hes talking about i just used a wrench to get it out
Originally Posted by smoknta
A 24" extension and a universal joint did the trick for me. I'm having a hard time getting the middle one on the drivers side though. I guess I'll go buy another universal joint and try them both.
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Originally Posted by smoknta
A 24" extension and a universal joint did the trick for me. I'm having a hard time getting the middle one on the drivers side though. I guess I'll go buy another universal joint and try them both.
i just used a long pry bar to bend the floorpan up abit and the swivel socket with a 48" extension worked great! had to use some rtv to hold the bolt in the socket to put it back in though. couldn't fit my big *** hand up there!
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Originally Posted by grn95t/a
i just used a long pry bar to bend the floorpan up abit and the swivel socket with a 48" extension worked great! had to use some rtv to hold the bolt in the socket to put it back in though. couldn't fit my big *** hand up there!
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Originally Posted by grn95t/a
i just used a long pry bar to bend the floorpan up abit and the swivel socket with a 48" extension worked great! had to use some rtv to hold the bolt in the socket to put it back in though. couldn't fit my big *** hand up there!