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strut tower removal- brake lines

posted by  Onkel Udo II on  Wed Jul 24 07:43 CST 2013
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Is it possible you are using the wrong term? The strut tower is structural element into which the very top of the strut is seated. Looking in the engine bay, the two items above the wheels that have the strut insert top nut, a visible portion of the strut bearing rubber surround and two or three small studs with nuts on them...those are the trut towers. these are not usually removeable with extreme methods and they have nothing to do with brake lines that I know of.






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