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Even easier if you take the black part of the rear end off. I did two cars this way. Took the backend off and took it into the kitchen and did it on the floor. So much easier to tighten the screws on the fins that way instead of on your back in the garage.
Even easier if you take the black part of the rear end off. I did two cars this way. Took the backend off and took it into the kitchen and did it on the floor. So much easier to tighten the screws on the fins that way instead of on your back in the garage.
...and there's some items up behind the rear valence you want to avoid...now I had it done but my mechanic showed me that there were some items to avoid. Still a fraction of the cost of replacing the rear valence.