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| Posted: 02-22-2006 11:51 pm |
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Ed Davenport
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Removing the access panel inside the fender will get you behind the panel to inspect and repair it. There a bolts that attach the lower fender to the sill, you'll need to remove these and you may need to remove some of the pop-rivets at the front of the rear fender to provide better access. The fender is pretty flexible even with the top half still bolted and riveted in place. Inspect carefully, mine sills were too far gone to leave the fender on. Ed
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