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RE: [T3] Engine Removal and Window Seals

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Subject: RE: [T3] Engine Removal and Window Seals
From: "A. P. McIlwraith" <mcilwraith@aircooled.net>
Date: Mon, 06 Mar 2000 04:06:12 +1100
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John,
Use liberal amounts of 'thick' soapy, warm water as a lubricant for pulling
the inserted wire [around the rubbers] on both removal and replacement. I've
always used small blunt screwdrivers [v carefully] to insert electrical wire
but the push-bike lever suggestion sounds good and worth exploring, as we'll
soon be following you in removing all glass.
Paul & Kath

What goes around, comes around!


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