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06-24-1999, 10:39 AM
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Join Date: Sep 1998
Location: Millburn, NJ
Posts: 310
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Good info guys,
The deep well socket is the trick because the seat track studs are ~2" long. Also, if the floor pan plugs are original they are probably brittle and you will probably break them into many pieces trying to get them out. New ones are only ~50 cents each so don't worry about it. -JON |
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