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760 turbo wagon. Best way to remove the air filter box to get at a small bolt beneath it (bumper shock assembly) 700

posted by  jamesp on  Wed May 7 14:02 CST 2003
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What is the best way to remove the air filter box in the 760 turbo in order to get at the small bolt beneath it which will allow me to pull out a bad bumper shock assembly? I see one easy bolt to get at towards the front passenger side. I do not see anything else.

So far, I see 3 hoses I will have to disconnect, and one bolt at the base . Are there any other bolts around the base of the box? If there are, I can't see them and I am worried about breaking all kinds of shyte

Also on the driver side, I want to remove that shock as well but I can not see where the bolt is there. Is it beneath the black plastic canister mount?

JP






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