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Snow Covers 200 1989

posted by  Maxspeed on  Thu Sep 9 12:25 CST 2004
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Well they finally got here, the famous Cowl or snow covers as they are called. Well I had read some posts about them being a little bit hard to install..Well I solved the problem before I got started. I used an old ignition points file and opened the holders up just a little. Used a large screwdriver to push with and used a smaller screwdriver stuck into one of the vent louvers as a fulcrum point for applying pressure to the holder via the large screwdriver.. Worked very nicely.. I got covers, I got covers,, I got covers,,,,,,,,....So happy now..






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