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| − | + | Use a 1/2" drive ratchet with a 13mm socket to remove the single bolt and then a large screwdriver to prise the bracket of (this is a bit | |
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| + | Next just swap the bushes (WD40 should not be used as a lubricant as it can be corrosive to rubber) and put everything back as you found it and job should be done! | ||
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Use a 1/2" drive ratchet with a 13mm socket to remove the single bolt and then a large screwdriver to prise the bracket of (this is a bit
of a fiddle).
Next just swap the bushes (WD40 should not be used as a lubricant as it can be corrosive to rubber) and put everything back as you found it and job should be done!
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