NEED HELP - stranded in NM
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Man I feel for ya. But as noted, the starter is an easy swap. I think it is the upper bolt, some people might claim is a PITA, but I zero trouble a socket on an extension couldn't handle. Make sure and disconnect the battery grounds before starting though, you have one hefty cable mainlining to them if dangling around in some close quarters otherwise. I don't see how anyone can be lucky enough to not short it out.
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Man I feel for ya. But as noted, the starter is an easy swap. I think it is the upper bolt, some people might claim is a PITA, but I zero trouble a socket on an extension couldn't handle. Make sure and disconnect the battery grounds before starting though, you have one hefty cable mainlining to them if dangling around in some close quarters otherwise. I don't see how anyone can be lucky enough to not short it out.
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