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Replacing the AOS
So today I decided to tackle the AOS. A couple of notes since I had to stop half way thru for work:
The top bolt is a bear to get at. I need to go pick up the spring clamp pliers from Sears. I need to order a new J Tube Now... how the heck do you get the side hose off?! My big mitts don't fit in there too well! Thanks! Mike |
http://986forum.com/forums/diy-project-guides/50363-aos-replacement-tips.html
Excerpt: Getting the plastic connector off the middle of the AOS (towards passenger side) was a real pain, as I couldn't really get a good grip on it when accessing from the top or underneath. After struggling with this for a while myself, I had an assistant, working from the top, put pressure on and wiggle the hose towards the passenger side while I worked to compress the release tabs from under the car. Be very careful that you don't break this connector!! Replacing this hose is a serious pain. |
Thanks for the quick reply Norm. I suppose it would help if I had an assistant with me today and if I didn't have BahJumbo Gorilla arms :(
Will wrap up removal/replacement tomorrow and do plugs, oil and filter while I'm at it. |
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