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I didn't think about this part until the tank was back in. Much of the dust that was in the cabin was coming in through this not-at-all sealed hole. I
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Another pic of the metal collar that surrounded the old bushing. I cut straight through it with the hacksaw to make a relief and then bent it away fro
I don't own a press. After much effort, I was finally able to remove the old bushing. I used a c-clamp to press out the inner metal ring, a drill pres
There were some unsealed areas surrounding the light bar mounts and where the cable was drilled through the roof. Sealed using Permatex silicone.
I didn't think about this part until the tank was back in. Much of the dust that was in the cabin was coming in through this not-at-all sealed hole. I
The old bushing versus the new bushing. I feel the need to specify that the old one is on the left and the new one is on the right, since the differen
Driver's side coilover removed to replace the lower bushing.
The new fuel pump assembly with a brand-new float too :D
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