<VV> when pulling the fuel tank on a LM

[chris c]

Instead of using big vice grips I used an extra long bolt to pull the 
ends back together. 



Michael Kovacs wrote:
> No "boing", no tension. Just have to loosen all nuts, the get the &%#%* bar to swing down. I think harder to put back, big vice grips to close the clamp you pried open.
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> MIKE KOVACS 
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> When working on a late model, I see that if I pull the fuel tank, that the sway bar needs to be moved or removed.
> Is the sway bar in tension when I have the car jacked up?
> Should I raise the front wheels with my floor jacks while the chassis is in the air?
> Just want to avoid the "boing" factor... that's all. (no humor needed in subsequent posts) most of us already laughed anyway :)
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