Must of been a whole lot of stuff. Removing the bracket is certainly the easiest way possible. Compressing the spring might yield enough clearance to get it out of there
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Must of been a whole lot of stuff. Removing the bracket is certainly the easiest way possible. Compressing the spring might yield enough clearance to get it out of there without removing it. As I recall the angle on one of the bolts was kind of weird and I couldn't get an impact wrench in there (for removal).
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