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Re: fuel line problem [Re: ecowheeler] #516652 10/22/04 09:07 PM

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You could always loosen/remove the 5 body mount bolts on the passenger side and jack up the body a few inches to get more room. Set a few blocks of wood between the frame and body to hold it up while you work on it.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
fuel line problem	ecowheeler	10/22/04 05:40 AM
Re: fuel line problem	4Crawler	10/22/04 06:12 AM
Re: fuel line problem	ecowheeler	10/22/04 08:12 PM
Re: fuel line problem	4Crawler	10/22/04 09:07 PM

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