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Any ideas?
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| zzmac |
09-13-2018 09:33 PM |
All retrieval attempts have been through the lower rad hose opening. :-)
I put a digital scope in there and i’ve been able to see it and it looks like it’s stuck in a corner. It’s one thing seeing it and another thing getting it out. I’m going to play around with it some more.
If I decide to take the rad out I understand it has to come out thru the bottom of the car. If so, how high does the car need to be. If higher than jack stands I’m going to have to get better with the scope.
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| zzmac |
09-14-2018 01:25 PM |
Does anyone know if the rad can come out the bottom if I put the car up on jack stands? Would there be enough clearance?
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| Mark IV |
09-14-2018 04:12 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by zzmac
(Post 1451161)
Does anyone know if the rad can come out the bottom if I put the car up on jack stands? Would there be enough clearance?
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Yes, if you pull the flat steel bar under the rad. I have dropped them out that way. You may need to bend or remove some of the plastic ducting but that is easy to reinstall. |
| zzmac |
09-14-2018 04:40 PM |
Thanks everyone.
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