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03 April 2004, 10:34 AM
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Depends which scoob you've got.
Early classic is a piece of cake.
Remove airbox and pipe work on drivers side and move washer bottle on pass. side.
Use a knuckle joint and extension bar to make it easier.
Should take about an hour
Mike
Early classic is a piece of cake.
Remove airbox and pipe work on drivers side and move washer bottle on pass. side.
Use a knuckle joint and extension bar to make it easier.
Should take about an hour
Mike
03 April 2004, 10:45 AM
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Shouldn't br too much of a difference.
You wont have any coil packs to remove (easier still), but you might have to move the battery a little.
Still relatively easy
Good Luck
Mike
You wont have any coil packs to remove (easier still), but you might have to move the battery a little.
Still relatively easy
Good Luck
Mike
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