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in the rear of a 62 burb?can it be done easily? how to get to brace bolts?

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i took mine out, of my 1957 suburban with a razorblade and a pry bar... it what nasty to begin with... and it was a pain in the butt.


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This is the slickest swap I have seen for trucks
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WD 40 work it in with your hand use a glove.
to make wd 40 mix 1 litte lite oil two 1 gallon Kerosene or paraffin oil put in a plant sprayer
works good
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A good scraper might also help. I've got a couple 1-inch wide gasket scrapers off the snap-on truck, and I wouldn't be without them.
They're about 10-inches long, have a screwdriver handle, and a good stiff scraper with a beveled edge at the other end. I think they make them up to 2-inches wide. WELL worth the money--you'll use it a million times for everything from this to undercoating to sound deadener. And the occasional gasket.
On my second one, I rounded the edges of it on my bench grinder so the corners don't dig in.

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