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#26943
Sun 19 Jun 2005 01:55:AM
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I am about to refit a front subframe to the body, and recall a similar task proving a little difficult a few years ago.<br />Are there any tricks or secrets to carrying this out?<br />Has anybody used guide pins as locators prior to fitting the bolts/?<br /><br />All thoughts/ideas/suggestions will be appreciated
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#26944
Sun 19 Jun 2005 02:14:AM
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re subframe <br />they go on with out too much trouble just a big hammer and some help but most important where they join to the fire wall use pleny of windsreen sealer ,if not once it is bolted up it will creak cheers , bob
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