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  1. 11-25-2020, 10:20 AM #1
    bob joyce
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    fender to hood Height

    The fender was lower than the hood (1mm) in this area ... the fix was to loosen the fender bolts in this area (only) and with pieces of wood, wedge the fender higher.
    While the pressure is still present, tighten bolts...
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    Ideally .... If you have two people, It is safer to raise the fender Hight by plying up the inner fender flange..
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    don't forget the 2 fender locating rivet/pins ... they will limit amount of travel...
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