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posted December 28, 2007 09:46 AM
No problems here.
Used a long torque wrench to remove and put back on. The bolts should have anti-seaze on them, so you should be able to get them off. I'd find a long metal pipe to put over the end of your wrench to increase your torque in order to loosen the bolts.
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