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George,
You are right, and my memory was wrong, the apron was indeed off. My foot must
have been on that cross brace that holds the inner fenders together.
I have heard that it's somehow possible to take the rad out the bottom by
undoing all the steering linkage and applying 12 hours of labour, but after
what I went through even with the apron off, it's hard to imagine. I can see
the desire, given the likelihood of the paint getting dinged up while removing
the apron. Mine's sure going back on with plety of anti-seize!
Jim
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From: George Hahn
Subject: Re: TR3A Radiator Removal
JIM_WALLACE@HP-Canada-om1.om.hp.com wrote:
> I also had to brace my foot against
> the top of the opening in the apron to get enough leverage, and I think that
> was the day I dislocated my shoulder.
Do I understand you to say you removed the radiator without removing the
apron? Is that possible? Manual says remove the rad first but the
manual sometimes lies.
Geo Hahn
59 TR3A
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