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Old 11-26-2008, 01:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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passenger valve cover removal... tips?

once the bolts are all removed, what is the trick to sliding the cover out? it seems awfully tight at the a/c housing. any tips to getting it out? thanks!
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remove the 2 screws that hold the cover with hose going to it and pull off trhat cover. Might have to cut the tin insulation a bit
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thanks jim! i wound up removing the insulation as suggested and bent the tranny dipstick a little. i was then able to slide it out.
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x2 what Jim said add some patience and when done it will be time for an adult beverage of your choice LOL
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I'm doing mine in steps (barely fits in the garage). Somebody that has done a lot it's no big deal.
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