how-to, side mirrors removal, for craft square and such.
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From: omotesando
Originally posted by [Hyper] S2K
there's actually a hole where you can use an extension and 1/4 inch ratchet. Much easier than a wrench and no need to stick your arm inside the door.
there's actually a hole where you can use an extension and 1/4 inch ratchet. Much easier than a wrench and no need to stick your arm inside the door.
you go ahead and try it, and you'll realize how much of a pita it is to reach the nut through the holes with your tools.
not to mention how easy it is to make a dent on your door
and bend the door panel frustratingly trying to undo the nuts through the hole.
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I actually installed the mirrors twice, the first time it took me a good 3 hours (well I didnt know how to start and I took it really slow) and the second time I managed to get everything done in an hour
this thread helped a lot, seung's the man
this thread helped a lot, seung's the man
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Originally posted by [Hyper] S2K
there's actually a hole where you can use an extension and 1/4 inch ratchet. Much easier than a wrench and no need to stick your arm inside the door.
there's actually a hole where you can use an extension and 1/4 inch ratchet. Much easier than a wrench and no need to stick your arm inside the door.