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Access to rear shock upper mounts in wagon? 850 1995

posted by  Erwin on  Mon May 21 12:28 CST 2007
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Hi everyone. For over a week there has been something rattling around in the right rear of my 855t. After pulling everything I could think of out and not affecting the rattle it dawned on my to check the upper shock mounts. I'd already been under the car and everything was ok there.

I flipped up the right rear seat back and felt for the upper mount and sure enough, it's broken. Bouncing the car up and down doesn't cause the rattle but I can see the panel just over the mount move.

Question is, how do I get that narrow panel just behind the rear seat out to gain access? Haynes says remove the screws and pull forward but I don't see any screws. I have the third seat in the back also fwiw.

Groton is going to have the mounts to me on Wednesday and I'd like to drop them in asap. Any help appreciated.

Thanks,
Erwin in Memphis






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