Yet another reason I am glad I own a GMT800.
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That's hardcore.I took a 22MM wrench and made a stubby out of it to get in there through the top with the fender liner removed. Yeah the fingers take an ass kicking from the impact on the front of the bolt but it works.
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I took a 22MM wrench and made a stubby out of it to get in there through the top with the fender liner removed. Yeah the fingers take an ass kicking from the impact on the front of the bolt but it works.
At least 5-6 times in '24 I've had to make a tool to fix the tool that I needed to make the original repair I set out to accomplish!
Nice work!
I spent an hour messing with that pig and there is no combination of extensions, sockets, etc that I could get on that damn bolt with the rear a/c lines and that goddamn wire harness on the frame. I give up. It will be going into the shop hopefully next week. Any chance a dealership will actually just install the shocks I already bought? I did get genuine GM rear magneride shocks.