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The best way to do it in a tight space is to use a large chain wrench to hold the damper and a large 1/2in. pull bar. That's how I
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The best way to do it in a tight space is to use a large chain wrench to hold the damper and a large 1/2in. pull bar. That's how I do them. When the space is tight and you can't get a 1/2in. impact on it, that's what you do.
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