jbone29

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The ones on the passenger i did in 30 minutes. But i cannot figure out a good way to remove the screw. It is in a odd spot and i don't want to strip it out. Here are some pics of what i am dealing with.

Slammer1

I used an open ended wrench (12mm if I remember correctly). It is a b***h because you only get a quarter turn per try, but it will come out and go back in that way. I'm also pretty sure I had to flip the wrench each time. It sucks but will come out that way. Patience....

laobo979

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Move that wiring that in the way and you can use a Reversible Ratcheting Combination Wrench.

jbjones85

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I did the same thing as Slammer1. Took a while but it finally came out. I just had to keep telling myself i'm saving several hundred $$ and it was worth it. haha.

B16da9

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Looks like you guys need to invest in some ratchet wrenches. That tool will make quick work of the bolt not to mention you will love even more every time you use it.

jbone29

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guess i will go buy me some ratchet wrenches when i get off work today.

jbjones85

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I actually went and bought one after I got the car put back together for next time.
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B16da9

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Invest in a whole set, you have no idea how many times those things have made easy work of a hard to remove nut/bolt.

clubfoot

1/4 drive rachet, flex socket or swivel joint and a six inch extension is what you need. Snap On or MAC Tools.