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snow cover install hell 200 1988

posted by  66Satellite on  Mon Sep 13 05:00 CST 2004
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Ok, after an hour of fighting with these things I got one of the four little clips to snap into place and two very sore hands. Luckily I didn't break the covers or scratch any paint. I searched the Brickboard archives and seems like I'm not alone here--and no one seems to have found the silver bullet for this. What a poorly engineered overpriced piece of crap. This has me almost as annoyed as I was when trying to get that second bolt on the starter off. After messing with this I would recommend people to just fabricate their own screen.






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