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Replacing starter on 240 200 1989

posted by  Cliff Pope on  Sat Jul 2 06:05 CST 2005
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You mean the top bolt?
Everybody on this topic in previous threads always talks about using a complicated set of socket extensions and flexible joints. I just use an offset ring spanner (not sure what that would be called in US) put on backwards, so that the handle is angled away from the firewall. If the handle is too long and fouls on something, cut it shorter, and then lever or hit the end to get the bolt started. started.






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