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245 tailgate hinge wire replacement 200

posted by  polandpdx on  Mon Jun 21 15:40 CST 2004
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Thanks to you listers, esp. Erling, Ken, MP, I've got the headrests out, for the seat cover install. Now on to lumbar dial removal?

The next task if possible is tailgate hinge cable replacement. I've got the cables, and a "Haynes Manual" (just about worthless compared to a Bentley). No clue as to how to get at this project, except that I've got to pull down the headliner, which doesn't feel a bit like a door trim panel. Anyone done this that could shed some light?

Steve Poland
Portland, OR






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