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JUN 02, 11:17 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by ltlfrari:
Pics from the original article are gone but I fond a hard copy I had so I scanned it in, pasted it all together and made it into a new doc.
You can get it here (pdf) http://ltlfrari.no-ip.com/P...ewWipes/DewWipes.pdf
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Thanks!
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imacflier
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JUN 02, 09:17 PM
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longjonsilver
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JUL 10, 04:01 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by ltlfrari:
Pics from the original article are gone but I fond a hard copy I had so I scanned it in, pasted it all together and made it into a new doc.
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thanks
jon
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I'm the original owner of a white ' 84 2M4 purchased Dec 10, 1983 from Pontiac. Always garaged, no rust, 4-wheel drifts are fun! 3800 SC swap to come!
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PK
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MAY 19, 04:55 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by ltlfrari:
Pics from the original article are gone but I fond a hard copy I had so I scanned it in, pasted it all together and made it into a new doc.
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Very helpful, thank you Dave.
Cheers
PK
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0z
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MAY 26, 10:06 AM
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Why doesn't anyone just remove the glass to enable access to the screws?
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ArthurPeale
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AUG 31, 04:21 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by 0z:
Why doesn't anyone just remove the glass to enable access to the screws? |
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I suspect because it's fairly challenging.
The PDF linked above seems to be unavailable, annyone have a mirror?
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Jerb
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SEP 10, 02:04 AM
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Dew wipes - long job but really not all THAT bad.
Get an air-wedge like auto locksmiths use, couple nylon door wedges, and the smallest-head 90 degree ratcheting Apex-bit driver you can find (used to be a Husky 1/4 and 5/16 dogbone, discontinued. Now Autozone sells it as just the 1/4 apex side.)
Grind a #2 phillips apex bit to very low profile.
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Tools referenced above as "Dew wipes aren't that bad"
1/4" & 5/16" 15 deg reversible ratcheting dogbone
(Home depot) - Husky pro - 66604 (haven't been able to find on for a couple years)
1/4" 15 deg reversible ratcheting driver
(Autozone or AdvanceAuto?) Toolworks - '1/4" bit reverse gear' '1/4 bits ratchet' chrome body, yellow handle with black overmold
Air wedge
(Menards) - Win-bag 300lb.
Nylon door wedges
(Most truckstops) - Automotive lock bypass kit. It's usually in a large clear flat clamshell type package, red & clear bag to store parts. It's also got a bunch of wires, slimjims, jigglers, strap tool...
Chainsaw wedges (to hold saw kerf in wood open) work just as well. Usually bright orange and softish plastic
For the really bad screws that are camming out, pump the door open enough to get finger between the ratchet head & window, let air back out so . It'll hurt, but it gets them to break free without messing up stuff. Also a dab of 'valve grinding compound' on the bit goes a long way.
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Then you'll just need to tell that useless cut-apex-welded-to-a-stick 'dew wipe tool' that somebody sells where it can go... sideways, until they have to find a doctor to remove it.
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