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02-06-2004, 10:12 PM
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Location: Jacksonville, FL
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Easy...
It's easy really. There is more room than you think after you remove the back seat and side panels.
The cylinders are very easy to r and r. Just make sure you cycle the top several times after topping off the hydraulic motor in the center of the back seat. Also, really look for leaks at the top of the cylinder as you cycle the top before you put it all back together and see a red stain on your carpet. Good luck.
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