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Old 09-10-2012, 06:02 PM   #10
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Re: how much should i expect to pay for cab corner work?

removing the starter, or the motor mount which would require lifting the motor and holding it, no area to work. You have to drive them around and pull them out, and if they are bad they fall apart and you have the ring to fight with to get out, then you must drive in a new one. it's not bad, but I've only done them OUT of the vehicle which I KNOW would have to be MUCH easier to do lol.

Not to mention they are some inside the bellhosuing area, that would mean trans and flywheel removed to do them. Some are in the front and require the accessories to be removed.
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