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fumbled post but here's the pic S90-V90

posted by  Volvony on  Tue Nov 20 19:09 CST 2007
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Once the strut was put in and the spring compressor removed, it was clear that one of the lugs had no way to escape. I left the other compressor on while letting the rotor down as far as it could hang and loosening the strut. The strut well is roughly square shaped and the spring compressors barely have room if placed in the "corners" of the well. But placed too high and this happens






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